Winjit launches AuthSense risk-adaptive authentication platform for BFSI
Winjit Technologies has launched AuthSense, a risk-adaptive authentication platform for Indian BFSI institutions. The platform combines behavioural intelligence, biometrics and device profiling to add scrutiny to higher-risk digital-payment activity while aiming to keep low-risk transactions seamless.
What happened
Winjit Technologies launched AuthSense, a risk-adaptive authentication platform for Indian BFSI institutions, using behavioural intelligence, biometrics and
Key facts
- 2026
- 2025
- two authentication factors
- more than 80 countries
- 2020
What changed
Winjit Technologies launched AuthSense, a risk-adaptive authentication platform for Indian BFSI institutions, using behavioural intelligence, biometrics and device profiling to strengthen digital-payment security while keeping low-risk transactions seamless.
Why this matters
AuthSense gives BFSI operators a way to tighten scrutiny on high-risk payment activity while preserving a lower-friction experience for legitimate customers.
What to watch
- Named BFSI customer wins, pilot conversions or integrations with Indian payment gateways and core-banking systems.
- Measured reductions in fraud losses, OTP usage, authentication abandonment or false-positive declines from AuthSense deployments.
- RBI, NPCI or data-protection guidance affecting behavioral biometrics, device fingerprinting and consent requirements.
- Growth in account-takeover, mule-account, UPI or card-not-present fraud that raises urgency for risk-adaptive controls.
- Major banks, wallets, marketplaces or payment aggregators adopting competing adaptive-authentication platforms.