Treasury Management

There are several reasons why Digital Identities take Treasury Management in the right direction. While the existing two-factor login authentication provides the basic need for scrutinized access, Digital Identities take that to the next level, providing a more consistent and secure mechanism for login authentication.

With Digital Identities, a unique identifier is generated and maintained for a single identity that links an end user with their credentials stored in Google Cloud Identity. 

Digital Identities have substantial infrastructure to identify and block credential stuffing attacks before they lock a user out of their account, and contain preventions to make it difficult for phishing sites and other attach schemes to be possible. Neither of these protective measures are available within Treasury Management today.

Usernames must be between 4 and 64 characters in length.

Usernames can contain letters (a-z), numbers (0-9), dashes (-), underscores (_), apostrophes ('), and 
periods (.) and can begin or end with non-alphanumeric characters except periods (.) and spaces.

Usernames cannot contain more than one period (.) in a row, accents, accented letters, ampersands
(&), equal signs (=), brackets (<,>), plus signs (+), at signs (@), or commas (,).

Passwords must be between 8 and 64 characters in length.

All ASCII and Unicode characters (including spaces) are supported for passwords.

Passwords must not match or contain your username and must not begin or end with a space.

Passwords will not expire.