Getting Started

Before you start integrating with sgID, you will need to register a client with sgID. After registraiton, you will receive sgID client credentials, which include OAuth 2.0 client credentials and a private key which identifies your client. This is important for your application to authenticate with sgID and for end-to-end encryption during the user data sharing process.

We highly recommend integrating with sgID using one of our SDKs to simplify the integration process. (WIP - link here to "Integrations section)

If you are unable to, or do not wish to integrate with sgID using our SDKs, you can refer to our custom integration guide integrations with sgID. If you are using your own OpenID Connect client, the custom integration guide includes a decryption guide for decrypting the sgID user data payload. Finally, if you get stuck, you can refer to our API documentation.