Use case 07 Available Raidiam Connect
Your own assistant. Trusted by your bank.
Your bank admits the connector your assistant uses through federation, the first time it calls. You pair each instance with your own phone and approve it with Face ID.
ConnectorOne instance on this Mac, with its own key
Check this code on your phone
Matching code 48 29 15
Scan with your bank's app
Bluetooth handover
Same code on both screens
Your bank
Let the connector read your accounts?
Matching code 48 29 15
Face ID
Consent signed
Connector: Resolved through federation. Your bank: Signed consent.
Your bank
Holds the connection you approved
- ConnectorResolved through federation
- This instancePaired with your phone
- ConsentSigned by you on the phone
- Same codeOn the Mac and on the phone
- Face IDYou, on your phone
- Consent signedBy your phone, for your bank
- Connection heldBy your bank, not by the assistant
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Resolved on first contact
Federation vouches for the connector. Your bank needs no client record in advance.
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Every instance has its own key
Its own key, on your Mac. Paired by your phone.
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Consent the customer signs
With Face ID, on their own phone.
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The bank stays in charge
It holds the connection, not the assistant.
Which of your customers would bring their own assistant first, and what would your bank need to trust it?
Ninety minutes, on the shape of your estate: which systems resolve first, which anchor each pins, and which key each party holds.