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MojoAuth is presented as a secure, passwordless authentication platform offering OTP, Magic Links, WebAuthn and related identity products. The record highlights a Unified API for OTP Authentication and refers to universal OTP APIs for implementation, explicitly naming Email OTP, Phone OTP, WhatsApp OTP and Authenticator OTP. The homepage meta and copy state: 'Implement secure, passwordless authentication for your applications' and 'Start free, scale as you grow.' Site text emphasizes secure, scalable authentication solutions 'for businesses of all sizes' and lists authentication-focused features rather than broader compliance framework workflows. A Palo Alto address is shown in the footer.
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