When a New Account Opening or Login request triggers a challenge in Policy Management, the customer must complete a real-time verification or authentication of the email address. This ensures that the user creating the account or signing in to the account has access to the registered email address by sending a one-time link to that email address.
You can create and manage messaging templates for the verification emails or text messages and enable change notifications by using the Verification Status Update event for a webhook. Go to the following webhook documentation for additional support:
The following attributes are needed to facilitate Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA):
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mfaEmail: Consumer's email address where the OTH needs to be sent
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workflow.mfaTemplate: Name of the template
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workflow.mfaType: Enum "EMAIL"
When the customer receives the response from the API Login and Kount has sent an MFA request to the end user, the API response body contains all the attributes listed previously. Go to the Login API documentation for more information.
You can enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for Login segments so that specific customers are required to use a second method of authentication. Enabling this option helps prevent login abuse fraud.
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Sign in to Kount 360.
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Select Policy Management.
A list of segments displays. Each segment shows if MFA is ON or OFF.
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Find the segment you want to enable MFA for and then select Edit.
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Select MFA Enabled.
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Select Save.
The segment now displays with MFA ON.
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