Keyra Card

Your bank already puts a secure computer in every customer’s pocket.

Now give it another job.

Keyra is firmware-level trust infrastructure for the card your bank already issues. It adds hardware-rooted identity, authentication, verification, authorization and access capabilities alongside the existing payment application.

One card. Two jobs. Payment + Trust.

Keyra is firmware for the card your bank already issues.

Positioning

  • It’s not another app.
  • It’s not another token.
  • It’s firmware.

Keyra lives inside the card.

A Keyra trust application operates inside a compatible card’s secure element alongside the existing payment application.

The card is already a computer. Keyra gives that computer another job.

Inside the card

Open the card.

The card already contains contact interfaces, antenna, microprocessor and secure element. Keyra adds a second application domain—without replacing payment.

  • Contact interface
  • Contactless antenna
  • Microprocessor
  • Secure element
  • + more inside

Hardware root of trust

The secret never leaves the card.

Secure element

Private key

Generated in hardware.

Export private key

Not available — blocked by design

Private key — non-exportable by design intent

Bank

Public key

Registered with the bank.

Verifier

Holds the public key — never the secret.

  1. Request
  2. Card signs
  3. Signed response
  4. Bank verifies
  5. Evidence recorded

The card proves possession of the secret without revealing the secret.

Capability model

One card. Five jobs.

Job 04

Authorize

Approve a specific consequential action.

Payment card Trust card

One physical instrument. Multiple trust functions.

Developers

Build trust into your app.

Keyra gives developers authentication and authorization infrastructure for applications built across the modern software ecosystem.

Integration path

Trust flow
  1. Code
  2. Keyra
  3. Trust
  4. Authorized action