Transmit Security CIAM Platform
Identity verification software
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) software
Biometric authentication software
Customer identity and access management (CIAM) software
Passwordless authentication software
Risk-based authentication software
Identity management software
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What is Transmit Security CIAM Platform
Transmit Security CIAM Platform is a customer identity and access management (CIAM) suite used to register, authenticate, and manage customer identities across web and mobile applications. It supports passwordless authentication, MFA, and risk-based decisioning to help organizations control access and reduce account takeover risk. The platform is typically used by digital product teams and security/identity teams in consumer-facing industries that need scalable login, step-up authentication, and identity lifecycle controls. It is commonly deployed via APIs/SDKs and integrates with existing customer channels and backend systems.
Broad CIAM feature coverage
The platform combines core CIAM functions (registration, login, profile/consent flows) with MFA and passwordless options in a single product family. This reduces the need to stitch together separate tools for authentication and customer identity orchestration. It also supports step-up authentication patterns that are common in regulated and high-risk customer journeys. For organizations consolidating identity capabilities, this breadth can simplify architecture and vendor management.
Passwordless and biometric options
Transmit Security supports passwordless authentication methods and biometric-based experiences, which can reduce reliance on passwords for consumer logins. This is useful for mobile-first applications where device-bound authenticators and biometrics are common. It can help teams design flows that balance user friction and security by selecting different authenticators per journey. These capabilities align with modern consumer authentication expectations in banking, retail, and digital services.
Risk-based authentication controls
The platform includes risk-based authentication capabilities to adapt authentication requirements based on contextual signals. This supports step-up challenges when risk is elevated and lower-friction access when risk is low. Such adaptive controls are often used to mitigate credential stuffing and suspicious login behavior without forcing MFA on every session. It provides a framework for implementing consistent risk policies across channels.
Implementation complexity for teams
A full CIAM deployment typically requires integration work across apps, identity flows, and backend systems, and this platform is no exception. Organizations may need dedicated identity engineering resources to design policies, user journeys, and migration plans from legacy authentication. Time-to-value can vary depending on how many channels and authenticators are in scope. Smaller teams may find the setup and ongoing tuning heavier than point solutions.
Vendor-specific ecosystem dependence
Using a single CIAM suite can increase dependence on the vendor’s APIs, SDKs, and policy model for authentication and orchestration. If an organization later wants to swap components (for example, a different verification or fraud stack), it may require rework in user flows and integrations. This is a common tradeoff when consolidating identity capabilities into one platform. Procurement and security teams may also require deeper due diligence on roadmap and support commitments.
Verification scope varies by need
While the platform addresses authentication and access management, organizations with strong KYC/AML or document-centric identity verification requirements may still need specialized verification tooling depending on jurisdiction and use case. Coverage for document verification, liveness, and regulatory workflows can differ from dedicated identity verification providers. Buyers should validate supported verification methods, geographies, and compliance artifacts against their specific requirements. This is especially relevant for onboarding flows in financial services and marketplaces.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Full Mosaic Platform | Starting at $200,000 per year (for 100K Monthly Active Users) | End-to-end identity + fraud platform: authentication, fraud prevention, orchestration, detection & response. Pricing indicated on vendor site; final quote is customized. |
| Mosaic for Identity | Starting at $100,000 per year (for 100K Monthly Active Users) | Includes Mosaic Orchestration, Mosaic Authentication, and Mosaic User Management services. |
| Mosaic for Identity Fraud and Threat Detection and Response | Starting at $100,000 per year (for 10M logins) | Includes Mosaic Detection and Response service; pricing based on event volume (logins). |
| Mosaic for Identity Verification | Starting at $50,000 per year (for 100K ID checks) | Includes Mosaic Identity Verification service; pricing based on ID-check volume. |
Notes: Transmit Security states pricing is "indicative" and depends on use case, volume, and deployment architecture; pricing models are flexible (MAUs or event volume) and final pricing is provided after contact (within 24 hours per vendor site).
Seller details
Transmit Security Ltd.
Tel Aviv, Israel
2014
Private
https://transmitsecurity.com/
https://x.com/transmitsecurity
https://www.linkedin.com/company/transmit-security/
