nProtect KeyCrypt is an Anti-Keylogger product which safely protects the user's keyboard input from being hacked.

The main difference between other Anti-Keyloggers and nProtect KeyCrypt is that nProtect KeyCrypt is sold to the web page owners to protect the keyboard input of clients visiting the web page.

nProtect KeyCrypt is mainly implemented by financial institutions to protect customers during internet banking but the scope of applications range from internet shopping sites and government sites to oneline games and cyber stock trades. 

There are 3 different KeyCrypt versions available. The core technology used in the Anti-Keyloggers are the same but the products are separated according to the field of application.

KeyCrypt Web is for web page owners (mainly banks and public institutions), and protects the keyboard input information during internet banking, e-commerce, e-transactions, log-ins, etc. through a COM/Plug-in method.

KeyCrypt SDK is for applications other than web pages and is sold in the form of a library to protect keyboard input information in application software. The main application fields are online games, internet messengers, cyber stock trades and HTS (Home Trading System).

KeyCrypt Client is for individual customers, like the KeyScrambler, and is sold as separate package programs to protect keyboard input information.

nProtect KeyCrypt is purchased by web page owners to protect the keyboard input of clients visiting the web page, not to protect the web server.

KeyCrypt is a security product that provides the web page users with a safe keyboard input environment while visiting the web page. The security service runs while the user is using the e-service or until the PC is turned off.

The purpose of KeyCrypt is to protect the keyboard input of visitors of a certain website. Therefore, the user is guaranteed a safe web surfing and e-commerce environment while using the website.

The concepts of the products are to protect the keyboard input of website visitors, and therefore it is the norm that when the visitor leaves the website, the service stops.