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Web3Auth PnP Android SDK

The Web3Auth Android SDK is a client-side library you can use with your Android app to authenticate users using Web3Auth. For using Web3Auth natively in Android, Web3Auth provides an Android SDK written in Kotlin. It returns a private key generated in a non-custodial way on successful user authentication. This authentication can be achieved by using any social login options that Web3Auth supports or custom authentication flow of your choice.

Resources​

  • Quick Start: Get Started with an easy to follow integration of Web3Auth

  • Example Applications: Explore our example applications and try the SDK yourself.

  • Troubleshooting: Find quick solutions to common issues faced by developers.

  • Source Code: Web3Auth is open sourced. You can find the source code on our GitHub repository.

  • Community Support Portal: Join our community to get support from our team and other developers.

Common Questions

The following questions can be answered using the information on this page:

  1. What is Web3Auth's Android SDK and what does it do?
  2. How does Web3Auth handle authentication in native Android apps?
  3. What programming language is Web3Auth's Android SDK written in?
  4. How is the private key generated and managed in Android SDK?
  5. What authentication methods are available for Android applications?
  6. How do I get started with Web3Auth in an Android application?
  7. Where can I find example Android applications using Web3Auth?
  8. Is Web3Auth's Android SDK open source?
  9. How do I handle common issues with Web3Auth Android SDK?
  10. Where can I get support for Web3Auth Android implementation?