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AUTOCRYPT and Valtech Mobility Showcase Digital Key Solution

AUTOCRYPT, a frontrunner in automotive cybersecurity and digital solutions, recently joined forces with Valtech Mobility GmbH to unveil a transformative Digital Key ecosystem at the prestigious IAA Mobility 2025 event in Munich. This collaboration marks a significant milestone, aiming to enhance vehicle security and user convenience by providing a seamless, flexible digital experience.

The Partnership Unveiled

The announcement came as both companies revealed a prototype of their Digital Key management solution, showcasing their commitment to developing a secure and CCC-compliant infrastructure to serve global OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) and end-users effectively. Valtech Mobility takes the reins on delivering in-vehicle applications and managing user data backends, ensuring smooth interactions between app functionalities and management systems. Meanwhile, AUTOCRYPT contributes its expertise in vehicle and user authentication, as well as certificate-based key management, solidifying the security framework throughout the solution's lifecycle.

Advanced Features of the Digital Key Solution

The innovative Digital Key Solution integrates Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology, allowing motorists to effortlessly lock, unlock, and start their vehicles using just their smartphones. This approach not only boosts user convenience but also fortifies defense against cyber threats. The solution includes robust vehicle and user authentication mechanisms along with secure cross-account key management, effectively preventing unauthorized access while facilitating safe and efficient vehicle key management.

Built on a specialized cloud platform equipped with APIs, this end-to-end solution is designed to meet the ever-evolving demands of today's automotive industry. AUTOCRYPT, recognized as a trusted member of the Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC), offers substantial security stacks for both vehicle and user authentication. In tandem, Valtech Mobility's extensive experience in the automotive sector—spanning over 25 years—positions the company as a key player in backend platforms and in-vehicle applications.

Benefits for OEMs and Users

For both OEMs and fleet operators, the collaboration paves the way for the seamless integration of a CCC-ready, standards-compliant Digital Key system. This adaptable system not only meets the specific needs of manufacturers but also unlocks avenues for new premium service opportunities. Users benefit from enhanced accessibility and convenience, as they can secure vehicle control via their smartphones while confidently delegating access to others.

“Our vision is to deliver a secure, adaptable, future-ready Digital Key solution that caters to the needs of both OEMs and users, fusing the strengths of our companies,” stated Seokwoo Lee, Founder and CEO of AUTOCRYPT. With the rising demand for robust yet user-friendly Digital Key solutions, AUTOCRYPT seeks to continue expanding its offerings in automotive infrastructure.

Looking Ahead

As the collaboration progresses, AUTOCRYPT and Valtech Mobility plan to craft tailored digital infrastructure solutions aimed at OEMs, mobility service providers, and other stakeholders, rapidly accelerating innovative user experiences through vehicle digitalization.

For more information on AUTOCRYPT and their game-changing solutions, visit autocrypt.io.

About AUTOCRYPT

AUTOCRYPT leads the way in automotive cybersecurity, focusing on developing and integrating security software for in-vehicle systems, V2X communications, and fleet management. They shape a secure and reliable ecosystem for connected vehicles, ensuring compliance with regulations such as ISO/SAE 21434 and UNECE WP.29 UN R155.

About Valtech Mobility

Valtech Mobility offers comprehensive digital solutions for connected vehicles, specializing in platform development and operation for manufacturers and new mobility providers. With a dedicated team of over 650 specialists, they adeptly manage the complexities surrounding more than 50 OEM services accounting for 40 million connected cars worldwide across 65 markets.