Autentikar Docs
Integrate secure identity verification into your application with Autentikar. Follow our guides to add biometric validation, facial liveness, and document capture to iOS and Android.
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Autentikar SDK 1.0 reaches end of update support in November 2026. We recommend migrating to SDK 2.0 to receive the latest features, security improvements, and fixes.
What can you build with our SDK?
- Guided biometric capture and validation.
- Encrypted communication with Autentikar services.
- Application validation through digital signatures.
- Customize colors, typography, text, and loading views.
- Include only the modules required by your flow.
- Keep a consistent experience across capture steps.
- iOS 15 or later for Autentikar SDK 2.0.
- Android 7.0 (API 24) or later.
- Versioned modules with dedicated release notes.
- One-time codes delivered by SMS.
- Verification links delivered by email.
- Push notifications for supported flows.
- Real-time flow and authentication metrics.
- Detailed results for monitoring and reporting.
- Transparent traceability across the identity journey.
- Native SDKs for iOS and Android.
- Bridges for React Native, Flutter, Ionic, and Cordova.
- Browser and REST API integration options.
Biometric verification
Verify your users' identities with a secure and traceable experience:
Flexible customization
Adapt the SDK to your product and brand:
Platform support
Build on supported native platforms:
Additional verification
Strengthen identity flows with additional verification channels:
Actionable insights
Understand and monitor your authentication activity:
Multi-platform integration
Bring Autentikar to the technology stack that fits your application:
Service status
Stay informed about the availability of Autentikar services. Visit our status page for real-time updates, service performance, and active incident information.
Release cycle
Autentikar follows a monthly release cycle to deliver improvements, fixes, and documentation updates. Review the Android and iOS release notes before updating your SDK dependencies.