Conclusion
Onward and upward!
Onward and upward!
If you got this far and followed all the steps, you now know:
Design Principles - How SenseCrypt is a privacy-preserving, non-biometric technology which offers biometric verifiability for individuals.
Licensing - How SenseCrypt licensing works via the server.lic and the mobile.lic files.
Launching the server - How to launch the server both on your own machine and in the cloud.
Using the Swagger Docs Page - How to quickly explore APIs via the server's Swagger Docs page.
Better and easier to use documentation (recommended) via http://localhost:7777/rapidoc
Generating a SensePrint - How to use a deployed server to generate your first SensePrint eID QR.
Generating raw SensePrint bytes - How to generate raw SensePrint bytes and how a SensePrint eID QR is nothing more than a QR code containing these raw bytes.
Verifying raw SensePrint bytes - How the decryption of SensePrint bytes also acts as Biometric Verification. The act of successful decryption is equivalent to a successful Biometric Verification. To verify a SensePrint eID QR, first the raw bytes are read from the QR and then this process is invoked.
Face Certificates - their generation and verification
Mobile SDKs - How to access and use the mobile SDKs.
Mobile SDK Components - The important components in the Mobile SDKs.
We hope this documentation will help you get started with using SenseCrypt eID.
Our team is dedicated to ensuring your success while adopting our technologies.
We look forward to supporting you in your journey of building amazing eID products using our technology.
