Step-up confirmation
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Quick answer
Before Mitra OS does anything involving your money, your health data or an irreversible booking, it asks you to confirm again with a fresh biometric step.
Summary
Signing in proves who you are. Step-up confirmation proves you mean it. For consequential actions, Mitra pauses and asks for a new biometric check so that nothing happens only because an agent decided to act.
Key takeaways
- Applies to money, health data and irreversible bookings.
- Needs a fresh biometric, not just an existing session.
- Agents can prepare an action, but you approve it.
Why a second check
A session can stay open for a long time. A fresh biometric ties the specific action to you at the specific moment.
What triggers it
- Money movement or financial instructions.
- Access to or sharing of health data.
- Bookings or commitments that cannot be reversed.
What you see
Mitra describes the action and asks you to approve it with your device biometric. If you do not approve, nothing happens.
Frequently asked questions
People also ask
- What is a passkey? (Passkeys)
- Why are passkeys safer than passwords? (Passkeys)
- What if I lose my device? (Passkeys)
- Can the AI make changes on its own? (AI safety and auditability)
- How does Mitra avoid made-up answers? (AI safety and auditability)
Related topics
feature Passkeys Mitra OS uses passkeys for passwordless, device-bound sign-in with the Secure Enclave on iOS, Android Keystore on Android and WebAuthn on the web. feature AI safety and auditability How Mitra OS limits what its language-model calls can do: read and draft only, grounded in live data, logged for audit, with failures isolated. feature Finance and the Wealth module How Mitra OS approaches money matters through the Wealth module, connected licensed providers and a mandatory confirmation step for money actions. glossary Step-up Glossary definition of step-up authentication, the extra biometric check Mitra OS asks for before money, health data or irreversible bookings.