Add Sumsub verification to your native mobile app.
What it does
Adds a launchable Sumsub identity-verification flow to an existing native iOS or Android app.
When to use it
Use when integrating Sumsub verification into a native iOS or Android app, including requests that do not explicitly name the SDK; excludes web, backend-only, theming, React Native, and Flutter work.
How to use it
Give it an existing native mobile app; it asks about the launch screen, token source, and optional modules, then integrates verification with approval for project changes.
What you provide
- An existing project
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The app uses an access token fetched from its backend; if no fetching mechanism exists, the skill adds a placeholder for the user to complete.
Testing the optional NFC modules requires a physical device rather than an iOS simulator or Android emulator.
For the optional Android EID module, Gradle reads this username from ~/.gradle/gradle.properties together with sumsubRepoPassword to authenticate to Sumsub's private Maven repository; obtain both from Sumsub support.
For the optional Android EID module, Gradle reads this password from ~/.gradle/gradle.properties together with sumsubRepoUsername to authenticate to Sumsub's private Maven repository; never hardcode or commit it.
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