Convenient 2-factor authentication to your WordPress websites from your phone.

RapID Secure Login (RapID-SL) is a simple and convenient authentication replacement for Clef.

Enjoy hassle-free and secure user login to WordPress websites and blogs. RapID-SL combines simplicity with a great user experience, removing the need for vulnerable and inconvenient usernames and passwords.

Benefits

• 2FA with unrivalled ease of use.

• Up and running in a couple of minutes.

• A great alternative to Clef, with the added advantage of not relying on an external authentication service.

• Doesn’t rely on vulnerable and clumsy SMS one-time passwords.

• Use a second phone or tablet as a backup.

• Simple ‘scan and fingerprint’ interface – no need to type anything.

• Fast sign-up to blogs and websites.

Features

• Easy log-in with your phone: simply scan a QR code using your phone, then provide a fingerprint or PIN – never need complex personal details or passwords again.

• Enterprise-grade cybersecurity technology, using 2048-bit cryptography, trusted by governments and corporations worldwide.

• Direct mobile browser login too – simply tap the on screen QR code for a prompt.

• Easy install: no coding or special knowledge required.

• Customized logon screens supported via simple WordPress ‘shortcodes’.

• Automatic login to multiple sites from multiple devices.

Administrators

• Download the RapID-SL app.

• Install the RapID-SL WordPress Plugin-in (https://wordpress.org/plugins/rapid-secure-login/).

• Scan the registration QR code in your WordPress RapID Settings page.

• You’re all set up - this will sign you up to the RapID service and give you access to your free credentials package.

Users

• Install the RapID-SL app on your phone.

• Go to the ‘My Profile’ page on any enabled WordPress site for which you have an account.

• Scan the QR code to link your phone to your account.

• You’re all set up - some sites may also allow direct RapID registration from the logon page.

• You can now logon to each site by just scanning the code on the logon page.