Prove Verified Users℠ Flow

• Prove server-side SDK: You will use the server-side SDK on the backend of your application.

  • Purpose: The server-side SDK interacts directly with Prove APIs on your backend. It handles OAuth token management and simplifies the request and response handling for the Prove APIs.

  • Supported Languages: Prove provides server SDKs in Java, TypeScript/JavaScript, and Go.

  If you use a different backend language, you can still integrate by easily interacting with the REST APIs

• Prove client-side SDK: You must use one of the client-side SDKs on the frontend of your web, iOS, or Android application.

  • Purpose: The client-side SDK handles all server calls for one-time password (OTP) and Instant Link possession checks. It also handles fallback functionality.

• Web or native application: Your application Prove will integrate into.

• Prove server-side SDK: You will use the server-side SDK on the backend of your web application.

  • Purpose: The server-side SDK interacts directly with Prove APIs on your backend. It handles OAuth token management and simplifies the request and response handling for Prove APIs.

  • Supported Languages: Prove provides server SDKs in Java, TypeScript/JavaScript, and Go.

  If you use a different backend language, you can still integrate by easily interacting with the REST APIs

• Web or native application: Your application Prove will integrate into.

This flow diagram contains a visual representation of the server-side and client-side components required to integrate. Please review the written walkthrough below this diagram to review each function’s responsibilities.

Step-By-Step Responsibilities

This flow diagram contains a visual representation of the server-side components required to integrate. Please review the written walkthrough below this diagram to review each functions responsibilities.

Step-By-Step Responsibilities

The Verify call accepts the name and phone number inputs and the response indicates if the name claimed by an individual matches the one that owns the phone number.