Seamless KYC: Integrating Didit via WebView for Mobile Apps
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Didit describes WebView integration as a flexible way to embed its KYC verification flows in mobile applications, particularly for platforms without dedicated native SDKs or for rapid prototyping, while recommending native iOS, Android, React Native, and Flutter SDKs for stronger user experience, NFC support, camera integration, and performance. Its recommended architecture keeps sensitive operations on the backend: the server creates a verification session through Didit’s API, sends the resulting verification URL to the app’s WebView, intercepts a completion callback, and receives detailed verification results through webhooks rather than exposing personal data to the client. The platform supports modular checks including document verification, liveness detection, face matching, proof of address, age estimation, and AML-related workflows, with security practices such as HTTPS, protected API keys, camera-permission handling, error feedback, and cross-device testing. Didit positions its AI-native, API-first platform as a configurable option for compliant identity verification, offering free core KYC, developer tools, no-code workflow configuration, and no setup fees.
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