One sign-in for every Fastclinic product.

Healthcare apps in Nigeria still ship their own login screens, their own identity checks, their own audit logs. Every duplication is a place users get fatigued, providers go unverified, and regulators get a different story from each system.

FastLogin replaces all of it with a single, NDPA 2023-compliant identity service. Patients verify their phone and email once. Providers verify their MDCN licence and pass a liveness check once. Organisations provision their staff once. From there, every Fastclinic product — and every partner app that integrates the single sign-on — speaks to the same verified identity, the same tamper-evident audit log, and the same scope-limited access token.

Multi-factor enrolment is built in — passkeys, authenticator apps, and backup codes — because no single factor is enough to meet a NIST AAL2 bar. Sessions are carried by short-lived access tokens that rotate automatically, so a token is never a long-lived key, and a revoked session stops working everywhere within moments. Credentials and the audit trail stay within African data residency, and the audit log is exported to write-once storage.

Identity is a system, not a feature. Building it once and reusing it everywhere — one account, one enrolment, one consent record — is the difference between an ecosystem of products and four loosely related apps.