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  1. Introduction

Getting Started

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Last updated 1 year ago

Before you start integrating with sgID, you will need to with sgID. After registration, you will receive sgID client credentials, which include OAuth 2.0 client credentials and a private key that identifies your client. These credentials are important for your application to:

  1. Authenticate with sgID

  2. Enforce end-to-end encryption of the end user's data

We highly recommend integrating with sgID using one of our SDKs to simplify the .

If you do not wish to integrate with sgID using our SDKs, feel free to refer to our . The guide discusses how to which is useful if you are using your own OpenID Connect client.

register a client
integration process
custom integration guide
decrypt the sgID user payload