Frontend Integration
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Generate your access tokens before proceeding:
Optionally, generate KYC sessionId
as well.
You'll need to generate a Widget URL and insert it into a DOM element. Additionally, you can monitor events triggered by the widget on your webpage to showcase either success or failure. Once the user completes the KYC process successfully, you'll receive an idToken
, which can be utilised to request the user's data/credentials from the KYC server.
The Widget URL has three query params:
kycAccessToken
: KYC Access Token
ssiAccessToken
: SSI Access Token
sessionId
: KYC Session Id
The final Widget URL format would look something like this:
You can invoke the Hypersign KYC widget through popup from your page
You can listen to events thrown by the widget to get the result of verification.
You can only obtain status of verification through events. But in order to get user data, developers need to configure the webhook on their KYC dashboard.