Identity and trust infrastructure for governments, enterprises, and developers to verify users, manage authorization, and capture digital signatures.

Pasby Product Overview

Is Pasby Right for You?

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Best For

  • Government agencies
  • Banks and enterprises

What It Does Well

  • User identity checks
  • User access control

Things to Check

  • Accepted ID types
  • Signature legal standing

About Pasby

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pasby is an identity and trust infrastructure product for governments, regulated enterprises, and developers that need coordinated identity, verification, authorization, and digital signatures across multiple systems.

It provides a set of infrastructure primitives and APIs that organizations can embed into public programs and enterprise workflows, including:

  • Identity coordination and verification, designed to issue verifiable trust signals once and reuse them across institutions (including consent-based sharing of selected claims).
  • Authorization and access control, with policy-driven decisions and granular permissions intended to work across partner systems and applications.
  • Digital signatures, using cryptographic signing for contracts, consent, and institutional intent, with developer endpoints to initiate and verify signing flows.
  • Developer tooling, including API documentation and a web console for integrating identification, verification, and signing requests into apps and services.

Available on Web (console and documentation), iOS, Android (personal app), and via APIs.

Target users include public sector programs (for example immigration, national ID, licensing, and procurement), regulated operators managing workforce and contractor access, and product teams integrating identity, verification, and signing into digital services. Individuals in Nigeria can use the personal app for secure login, data sharing, transaction confirmation, and document signing.

Notable for its Africa-focused interoperability positioning across governments, banks, fintechs, telcos, and enterprises, plus company-stated operational design targets of 84 ms p99 latency and 99.998% uptime across 12 African regions.

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Variable pricingAuthentication: Starter ₦50 per monthly active user (up to 1,000 users), Growth ₦35 per MAU (1,001–10,000 users), Enterprise custom (10,000+). Signatures: Starter ₦200 per signature (up to 1,000/month), Growth ₦150 per signature (1,001–10,000/month), Enterprise custom. Government programmes are scoped separately (typically ₦50M–₦1B+).

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pasby

Pasby is identity and trust infrastructure for governments, regulated businesses, and developers. It uses APIs to coordinate identity verification, authorization, and digital signatures across systems, so verified information and permissions can be used in connected workflows.

Pasby prices API use per monthly active user: Starter is ₦50 per user for up to 1,000 users, Growth is ₦35 per user for 1,001 to 10,000 users, and Enterprise above 10,000 users is custom. National and public-sector programs run under contracts, typically ₦50M to ₦1B+.

Pasby’s citizen-facing service is currently available in Nigeria. Its materials describe plans to expand to other African countries, but do not identify additional operating countries.

To use the developer console, create an account by email, then use a pasby eID to continue. Individuals can activate and use the pasby app in Nigeria.

Yes. Pasby offers an Android app and an iOS app for individuals in Nigeria.

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