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The CAF SmartAuth SDK provides a customizable solution for user authentication through various methods, including live facial verification, SMS, and email. It’s ideal for enhancing security in applications requiring user authentication, particularly for scenarios like user onboarding, secure access, and identity verification.
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The SDK is compatible with Android API 26 and above, supporting a wide range of modern Android devices. Ensure your Android project has a minimum SDK version of 26.
For further requirements, including specific versions of Kotlin and Gradle, refer to the .
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The SDK requires the following permissions:
Camera (android.permission.CAMERA) for facial verification.
Internet (android.permission.INTERNET) for remote verification and communication.
Fine Location (android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION)
Course Location (android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION)
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To integrate the SDK:
Include the SDK dependencies in your build.gradle file.
Configure the necessary permissions for camera and internet in your AndroidManifest.xml.
Initialize the SDK in your application’s lifecycle, typically in the onCreate() method of your main activity.
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To initiate the authentication process:
Configure a SmartAuth session with the desired authentication policies (e.g., face verification, SMS, email).
Start the session using the SDK’s builder.
Capture and handle the results in your activity callback.
Add these permissions to your AndroidManifest.xml, and handle runtime permission requests as necessary for Android versions that require them. Guide to handle location runtime permissions .
Refer to the for step-by-step integration details.
The SDK version is periodically updated. For the latest version information, release notes, and changelogs, check .
For more details, see the .