OpenID Connect, not a custom lock-in
Connect through discovery, an exact callback URL and your server-side credentials. Use a supported OIDC library in your existing stack.
Explore integration examples →EU-HOSTED AUTHENTICATION
You build the product. Atom9 handles sign-in on EU-hosted infrastructure, using the OpenID Connect standard your app already understands.
No card needed for Login Free. Your application stays yours.
A CLEAR DIVISION OF WORK
EU-hosted by default. Optional identity providers have their own data-processing arrangements.
Connect through discovery, an exact callback URL and your server-side credentials. Use a supported OIDC library in your existing stack.
Explore integration examples →Offer passwords, passkeys or email links, and configure the security requirements for your sign-in app. Not every method meets every assurance level.
Understand assurance levels →Start with Atom9’s maintained login. Pro and Managed add editable login pages and AI-assisted branding from your website.
See the white-label workflow →No. Your application can stay where it runs today. It redirects users to Atom9 for authentication and validates the returned identity through OpenID Connect.
No. Hosting is one part of the picture. Your organisation still decides its purposes, lawful basis, notices and retention. Atom9 provides authentication and, on Managed, user-data tools to support that work. Read the responsibilities and controls.
The deployment’s sub-processor list explains providers and processing locations. Adding an optional external sign-in provider introduces that provider’s own arrangements; EU-hosted authentication does not relocate your existing application’s data.
Login Free gives you a hosted sign-in app with Atom9’s maintained appearance. Choose Pro for white-label editing or Managed for additional user-data tools. Compare the plans and current prices.
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