Feature overview
Learn more about how to sign the URL when passing us the users' wallet address
This section explains the signature support in our Widget and API integrations. In both approaches, we will be verifying that the sensitive data passed remains untampered.
Why we do this
By signing a URL or API request, you ensure that the data being transmitted has not been altered or tampered with during transit. The signature acts as a checksum that can be verified by the recipient to ensure the integrity of the data.
How it works
The signature should be generated using a secret key and a set of parameters identified by us. The signature is then appended to the URL as a query parameter or sent in the API request body. When the server receives a request, it verifies the signature and parameters on our end to ensure the request is legitimate.
Note: We will provide a separate secret key specifically for signing the signContent. Please contact our customer support for assistance in obtaining the key.
Updated about 2 months ago