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About Stark Auth

Stark Auth is a two-factor authentication solution developed to enhance security in accessing the client account at Stark Bank. When logging in with Stark Auth, clients significantly reduce the chances of their accounts being compromised. This is due to the requirement of scanning a QR Code with a verified device, in addition to a password, to access their bank account. Detailing features: Enroll with Stark Auth as a new user by logging in with your Stark Bank account. Verify your email and phone number to activate the device. Approve or deny an attempt to log in to your Stark Bank account. Permissions: Camera access for scanning QR Code when authorizing a login. Functionality: With Stark Auth, bolster your Stark Bank account security by verifying your identity with a QR Code scan and password. Enroll seamlessly, verify your email and phone, and easily approve or deny login attempts.

What’s new

Version 2.1.4 · Updated October 6, 2026

We've updated our app to enhance your experience. This version includes visual improvements for smaller screens and behind-the-scenes updates for better performance.

App privacy

The developer, Stark Bank S.A., reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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