- TouchEn OnePass technology integrates into Japanese financial, fintech & education sectors
- Steady global FIDO adoption accelerates our partner subscription-based authentication business
RaonSecure, a leading IT security and authentication technology company, announced that our partner’s subscription-based biometric authentication service leveraging “TouchEn OnePass” technology has surpassed 7 million monthly active users (MAU) in Japan as of the end of April 2025, demonstrating strong growth and demand of FIDO based phishing resistant multi-factor authentication in the Japanese market.
TouchEn OnePass is a cloud-based biometric authentication service that uses fingerprint and facial biometrics to provide high security and user convenience for identity verification. The service has been rapidly adopted by financial institutions, fintech firms, and educational institutions throughout Japan.
This milestone represents a growth of over 1 million MAU in just four months compared to the end of last year, highlighting the RaonSecure’s authentication technology for Passkey is globally proven to process a large user based banks. Based on current growth trends, reaching 10 million MAU by our partners by the end of 2025 is considered achievable.
RaonSecure has secured a stable growth in Japan by delivering its TouchEn OnePass solution to major clients, including financial institutions and emerging fintech companies. In a notable expansion, RaonSecure signed a contract with Japan’s largest internet bank, Sumishin SBI Net Bank, and its subsidiary Neo Bank Technologies.
The surge in demand for Passkey in Japan has been fueled by security concerns in the financial sector—including high-profile online account hacking incidents—and a broader shift toward stronger authentication practices across the industry. Financial regulators and major Japanese securities firms are actively considering multi-factor and biometric authentication technologies to bolster security.
In addition to expanding its biometric authentication footprint, RaonSecure is advancing its blockchain-based identity and credential platform, OmniOne Digital ID, through proof-of-concept initiatives with Japanese large enterprises and public institutions.
“Surpassing 7 million MAU is significant not just for technology leadership, but as evidence that our localized strategy is delivering results in overseas authentication markets,” said SoonHyung Lee, CEO of RaonSecure. “Building on our achievements in Japan, we will continue expanding into Asia and North America, positioning RaonSecure as a technology leadership in digital authentication.”
RaonSecure has also earned global recognition as the first company to achieve FIDO certification and serves as a board member of the FIDO Alliance, further validating its leadership in biometric authentication technology.
