Hyphen
  • Hyphen
  • Concepts
    • Auth Methods
    • Hyphen Multi-Sig Account
      • Device Key
      • Recovery Key
      • Server Key
    • Paymaster
    • Hybrid Custody
  • Mechanism Paper
  • iOS SDK
    • Quick Start
    • Authenticating Users
    • Using Hyphen UI Kit
      • Account Management Screen
    • Sample Project
  • Android SDK
    • Quick Start
    • Authenticating Users
    • Handling 2FA / Transaction Request
    • Using Hyphen UI Kit
    • Sending Transactions
  • Flutter SDK
    • Quick Start
    • Authenticating Users
    • Using Hyphen UI Kit
    • Sending Transactions
    • Example App
  • Hybrid Custody
    • Into the Hybrid Custody
  • Without Using SDK
    • Authenticating Users
    • Handling 2FA Push
  • REST API
    • API Reference
      • Account
      • Auth
      • Device
      • Key
      • Sign
    • Swagger
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  • PassKey (Coming Soon)
  • Password Login (Coming Soon)
  • Custom Login Methods (Coming Soon)

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  1. Concepts

Auth Methods

Apps using Hyphen SDK can use Web2-ish login methods instead of connecting a wallet.

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Social Login

Social login is the basic login method using the basic OAuth 2.0. Various providers like Google, Facebook, Github, etc. are supported.

PassKey (Coming Soon)

The app can allow the user to re-login with PassKey. Once the PassKey is created after the user signs up with the other log-in method, the user can log in with PassKey in one click. On iOS and Android, the PassKey is synchronized through their cloud account.

Password Login (Coming Soon)

The app can also use ID/email and password to sign in. Hyphen provides essential features like finding the ID/password and changing the password.

Custom Login Methods (Coming Soon)

The app can even implement the login method on their own. In this case, the app should enable the custom login method feature first on the dashboard and needs to authenticate the user using their own method (e.g. SAML), and call the Sign-In / Sign-Up REST API.

Figure 1. The example of Sign-In Screen.