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Protect Mobile & Web Apps Before Users Access Them

Your partner for banks, UPI apps, and fintechs that cannot treat an access token as a security control.

Product suite

One SDK. Launch Security Gate at the centre.

AppDefender.dev — Protect Every App. Every Launch. Every Runtime. Launch Security Gate with AppDefender, CodeDefender, KeysDefender, BindDefender, ApiDefender, MFADefender, Offline Threat Handling, and the Native Security Bridge.

AppDefender.devAI-powered RASP, one SDK

AppDefender Cyber Security Private Limited builds a white-label platform Clients put into React Native, Android, and iOS apps.

Super Admin grants isolated Client Admin. Sandbox and Production stay apart. Production uses Maker–Checker — two makers, two checkers, no self-approval. Built for BFSI and UPI programs, including lending and payment apps that need device binding and transaction binding before money moves.

Why AppDefender.dev exists

Client apps run the business. Protect them at launch.

Mobile banking, UPI, and lending apps are where customers move money. They are also where overlay, hooking, and cloned devices show up first. An access token does not prove the handset is clean.

AppDefender.dev puts a native Launch Security Gate in front of those apps. Detect on the device. Decide in isolated policy. Enforce ALLOW, RESTRICT, or BLOCK before the Client UI. Offline Threat Handling stays inside that gate.

Device and launch

Launch Security Gate

AppDefender, CodeDefender, KeysDefender, and CryptoEngine run natively. Root, jailbreak, emulator, debugger, hooking, overlay. Offline policy is mandatory.

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Session and APIs

ApiDefender after ALLOW

Login plus token is never enough. ATS Lite on routine APIs. ATS Full and transaction binding on payments. MITM and token-in-body are rejected.

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44Android catalog rules
23iOS catalog rules
10+Modules, one SDK

Values

What we stand for

Customer first

Clients and their users sit at the center of every launch-gate decision.

High bar

Raise the catalog and the console every quarter, not the slogan.

Build and learn

New hooking and overlay families go on the catalog. They do not wait for a rebrand.

Trust

Say what the product does. Show credentials once. Never mix environments.

Own the outcome

Detect on device. Decide in policy. Enforce before UI. Finish the path.

Move when it matters

Sandbox first. Production when Super Admin unlocks it.

Footprint

Where we work

Bengaluru

RASP sensors, catalog, and QA lab.

Mumbai

BFSI and UPI product programs.

Pune

Client onboarding and solution engineering.

India-first operators

Banking, UPI, PPI, NBFC lending, insurance.

Industries

Where Clients ship

Banking

Retail and corporate mobile banking with launch-gate RASP.

Fintech & UPI

Lending, PPI, and UPI Client apps with ATS Full on payments.

Insurance

Policy and claims apps with isolated Sandbox and Production.

NBFC

Lending programs: Super Admin grants, four seats, isolated catalogs.

App services catalog: Finance appsE-commerce appsHealthcare appsEducation appsTravel appsBanking appsUPI appsBBPS apps

Compliance

Regulatory mapping

GDPR

Tenant isolation, shown-once credentials, and audit of who enabled Sandbox or Production.

Monetary Authority of Singapore

Control mapping for mobile payment apps: device integrity, session binding, and dual control.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Launch-gate RASP and Maker–Checker as evidence packs for operator reviews.

RBI Digital Payment Security Controls

Device integrity, malware signals, and ATS Full transaction binding on payment APIs.

NPCI SIM and device binding

BindDefender and MFADefender keep a session on the enrolled handset and SIM.

SEBI CSCRF

Maker–Checker on production policy, Super Admin grants, isolated Client catalogs.

Non-bank payment system operators

Same 44/23 rule catalog and environment split for PPI and payment-app Clients.

PCI DSS v4 (mobile)

Pinning, key protection, and production dual control as a schedule — not a slide.