Banking that already knows you're you.

No forms, no document uploads, no passwords. Opening an account uses the verified identity in your OTCP wallet; logging in uses the wallet's built-in authenticator, the Auth tab, as a second factor. Both run against the live demo services, right now.

On a computer? You can continue on your phone.

The wallet lives on your phone. Scan this to open this page there, or stay here: every step also works by showing your wallet a QR code.

Don't take our word for it. NueBank is an accredited issuer and verifier on the OTCP demo fabric. Any counterparty can resolve our standing from the participant directory. If the fabric suspends us, credentials we issued stop verifying within minutes.

What each button uses in the wallet.

You need the OTCP wallet with an onboarded identity; get it from the demos page.

Open an account · your credentials

Your name, from your verified identity

given name and family name from your OTCP ID

KYC-Cleared

proof a full verification was completed, not the file behind it

A fresh sanctions screening

AML-Cleared, screened within the last 30 days

Log in with wallet · the Auth tab

One-time setup

add NueBank to the wallet's Auth tab by scanning a code, like any authenticator

Every login after that

the wallet finds its NueBank entry and asks for your biometric before it answers, by QR from a computer or one tap on the phone

A second factor, and honest about it

this is RFC 6238: NueBank and your wallet share a secret, so the biometric here guards the phone, not the proof. For a login where the fingerprint is the proof, see Tessera