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Securely accessing Iverify's API requires proper authentication and authorization. This guide outlines the authentication process and authorization mechanisms used to ensure that only authorized applications and users can access sensitive data and functionalities.

  When you create a project on the Iverify platform, you are provided with a unique API key and secret. These credentials are essential for authenticating your requests to the Iverify API. 

 Initiate the authentication process by making an HTTP request to the designated authentication endpoint. Provide your API key and secret within the request body or headers as required.

 The Iverify API will validate your credentials. If successful, it will issue an access token that grants your application temporary access to the API for a specified period. 

  The access token has a specific lifetime. You will need to refresh the token periodically by repeating the authentication process or utilize refresh tokens to seamlessly extend the access duration.

  The granted access token includes specific scopes and permissions, defining the actions your application is authorized to perform. This controls access to specific API endpoints and data.

 Each endpoint within the Iverify API may require particular scopes for access. Ensure your application has the necessary permissions to interact with specific endpoints and data.

  Iverify may implement RBAC, where different users or applications have varying levels of access based on their roles within the platform. This enforces a granular control over API access.

  When making requests to the Iverify API, include the access token in the request headers. The platform will validate the token to ensure its validity and the associated permissions before granting access.

  Never hardcode your API key and secret within your application code. Instead, securely store them in configuration files or environment variables.

  Always use HTTPS to encrypt your API communication and protect sensitive data.

  Be mindful of rate limits imposed by the Iverify API to prevent excessive API calls and ensure fair usage.

  Implement robust error handling mechanisms within your application to gracefully manage authentication failures, authorization issues, and other API errors. 

 Actively monitor for security vulnerabilities and update your code and integration methods as necessary to maintain a secure connection to the Iverify API.

Explanation of API authentication methods and how to access protected resources.

Authentication and Authorization

While using the Iverify API, you may encounter errors due to various factors, such as invalid requests, network issues, or server-side problems. Effectively handling these errors and troubleshooting issues is essential for a smooth integration process. This guide will provide you with strategies for handling API errors and troubleshooting common issues.

 Every API response includes an HTTP status code. Analyze the code carefully. Common error codes include:

 The API response body often includes additional details about the error, such as error codes, error messages, and potential solutions. Parse this information to get a clearer understanding of the problem.

  Include error handling within your application logic. Capture exceptions, gracefully handle HTTP error codes, and provide informative error messages to users.

 Log errors and critical information to help with debugging and troubleshooting. Include timestamps, relevant request parameters, response details, and any related context.

 Ensure that you are using the correct API key and secret. Double-check for any typos or inconsistencies during authentication.

  Review the request parameters you are sending to the API. Ensure they match the expected format and data types.

 Ensure that your application has the necessary permissions for the requested action. Verify that the access token is valid and includes the required scopes.

  Test your network connection to ensure stability and availability. Check for any firewall or proxy issues that might be blocking API requests.

 Re-examine the Iverify API documentation thoroughly to confirm that you are using the correct endpoint, parameters, and request methods.

 If you are unable to resolve the issue, contact Iverify support for assistance. Provide them with detailed error messages, logs, and a description of the problem for faster resolution.

Guidance on handling API errors and troubleshooting common issues.

API Error Handling and Troubleshooting

Iverify's API provides you with a comprehensive set of endpoints to interact with our verification solutions.  This documentation outlines the key endpoints available, their parameters, and how to effectively utilize them to integrate verification seamlessly into your applications and platforms.

 The authentication endpoint allows you to authenticate your application and obtain a unique access token necessary for accessing other API endpoints.

 These endpoints enable you to create and manage projects within the Iverify platform. This includes actions like creating new projects, modifying project settings, and retrieving project details.

 This set of endpoints allows you to initiate verification requests for various methods, such as document verification, facial recognition, and liveness detection. You can define the specific verification parameters, including document types, identity criteria, and liveness detection settings.

 These endpoints provide you with the verification status of submitted requests. You can retrieve the result of a verification, including confidence levels, detected anomalies, and processing time.

 Iverify provides endpoints to retrieve data related to your projects, such as user details, verification history, and reports.

  Iverify offers a webhooks endpoint for receiving real-time notifications about verification events. This allows you to update your application and processes in real-time based on verification outcomes.

 Select the specific endpoint that aligns with the action you need to perform, like initiating a verification process, retrieving verification results, or managing projects.

 Construct your API request, including the necessary parameters and headers. Authentication is typically required through the access token obtained from the authentication endpoint.

 Send the API request using HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, or DELETE, depending on the intended action.

 Analyze the JSON response from the API, which will include the result of the action, any error messages, and relevant data.

 Based on the API response, implement the necessary actions within your application, such as updating user profiles, providing feedback to users, or triggering specific events.

Comprehensive documentation of all available API endpoints with their parameters, responses, and usage examples.

API Reference

Authentication and Authorization

API Error Handling and Troubleshooting

Iverify API Endpoints