Android

1. Install the Gradle Plugin

To install the Preventor Android SDK, add the following to your project’s build.gradle file:

1. Use minSdkVersion 23 in your build.gradle (Module:app)

2. Add implementation 'com.preventor:preventor_sdk:2.0.73-alpha' to your dependencies.

3. Add repository depencencies in your build.gradle (Project Settings)

4. In your build.gradle (Project: app). Make sure you have the same version or higher "org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-gradle-plugin:1.7.10" plugin.

5. In your gradle.properties (Project Properties) add this line android.enableJetifier=true

A complete build.gradlefile should look similar to the example below.

android {
    // 1. Ensure you have hat least minSdkVersion 23
    compileSdkVersion 32
    defaultConfig {
        applicationId "com.preventor.example"
        minSdkVersion 23
        targetSdkVersion 32
        versionCode 1
        versionName "1.0.0"
    }
}

dependencies {
  ... 
  // 2. Add line here  
  implementation 'com.preventor:preventor_sdk:2.0.10-alpha'
}

// 3.
    repositories {
        jcenter()
        maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
        maven { url 'https://button.preventor.com/__android/v2'}
    }

You have successfully installed the Preventor SDK!

2. Initialize the SDK

Initialize the SDK. See the coding example below:

Kotlin

package com.preventor.example

// 1. Add import of Preventor SDK
import com.preventor.pvtidentityverification.PreventorSDK


class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {

    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
        
        // 2. Set the context to parameters "activity" and "ViewModelStoreOwner"
        val preventorSDK = PreventorSDK(this, this)
    }
}

Java

You have successfully initialize the Preventor SDK!

3. Prefilling configs

To continue with the integration you need to set the prefill shown below. First you must obtain the config object by calling getConfig() method.

kotlin

package com.preventor.example

import com.preventor.pvtidentityverification.PreventorSDK

class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {

    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
        
        val preventorSDK = PreventorSDK(this, this)

        // 1. GET CONFIG OBJECT 
         val config = preventorSDK.getConfig()
    }
}

Java

Prefill Flowtype

The flow type defines the biometric process so you must select a flow type.

Kotlin

package com.preventor.example

import com.preventor.pvtidentityverification.PreventorSDK

class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {

    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
        
        preventorSDK = PreventorSDK(this, this)

                
         val config = preventorSDK.getConfig()

        // 1. SET THE FLOW TYPE
        config.flowId = "YOUR_FLOW_ID"
    }
}

Java

You must assign the flow type code. If it is blank, it will take the flow type by default.

Prefill Credentials

You must set all credentials values ​​to correctly consume our services.

Kotlin

package com.preventor.example

import com.preventor.pvtidentityverification.PreventorSDK

class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {

    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
        
        preventorSDK = PreventorSDK(this, this)

                
         val config = preventorSDK.getConfig()

        
         config.flowId= "YOUR_FLOW_ID"
        
        // 2. SET THE CREDENTIALS    
        config.credentials.apiKey = "YOUR_API_KEY"
        config.credentials.clientSecret = "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET"
        config.credentials.tenant = "YOUR_TENANT"
        config.credentials.banknu = "YOUR_BANKNU"
        config.credentials.env = "YOUR_ENV"
    }
}

Java

Value	Description
YOUR_API_KEY	your provided apikey.
YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET	your provided clientsecret.
YOUR_TENANT	your provided tenant.
YOUR_BANKNU	your provided banknu.
YOUR_ENV	your provided env.

Prefill Cif Code

The Cifcode is the unique customer profile code.

If the Cifcode is empty, a unique code is assigned.

Kotlin

package com.preventor.example

import com.preventor.pvtidentityverification.PreventorSDK

class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {

    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
        
        preventorSDK = PreventorSDK(this, this)

                
         val config = preventorSDK.getConfig()

        
        config.flowId= "YOUR_FLOW_ID"
           
        config.credentials.apiKey = "YOUR_API_KEY"
        config.credentials.clientSecret = "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET"
        config.credentials.tenant = "YOUR_TENANT"
        config.credentials.banknu = "YOUR_BANKNU"
        config.credentials.env = "YOUR_ENV"
        
        // 3. SET THE CIF CODE
        config.currentUserInfo.cifCode = "YOUR_CIFCODE"
    }
}

Java

Prefill Title App Bar

Define an app title that indicates the process to be performed.

Kotlin

preventorSDK.setTitleAppBar("YOUR_TITLE_APP_BAR")

Java

4. Start the Verification

To start a new verification, you first need to create the preventor verification button.

Add Button in your XML

 <com.preventor.pvtidentityverification.widgets.PreventorButton
        android:id="@+id/identityVerificationButton"
        android:layout_width="161dp"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:layout_centerInParent="true" />

Start Verification

To start a verification, prepare the following:

1. Add the reference to verification button.

2. Call initialize() method to start the preventorSDK.

3. Call validateApiKey() method to start the verification.

Kotlin

// 1. Add verification button reference.

val identityVerificationButton = findViewById<PreventorButton>(R.id.identityVerificationButton)

// 2. Call initialize() method.
preventorSDK.initialize()

// 3. Call validateApiKey() method.
identityVerificationButton.setOnClickListener {
    preventorSDK.validateApiKey()
}

Java

To start verification you can also use this call validateApiKey() anywhere in your code when all necessary resources have already been completed.

5. Handling Verifications

To find out if a user has completed the verification process, canceled it or there was an error. To do this, you can implement the following delegate / callback methods:

Method	Description
onStart	This callback method is triggered once a user starts the verification flow.
onSubmitted	Method that is being called once verification data is submitted to Preventor.
onFinish	Method that is being called once a user clicks the "Finish" button.
onError	This callback method fires when a user canceled the verification flow, the verification ended with an error, or the user performed an incorrect process. You can use this to find out the reason for the error. Error codes: CANCELLED_BY_USER BIOMETRIC_AUTHENTICATION_FAILED BAD_STEP_BY_USER MISSING_PARAMETERS TIME_OUT
onNextStep	This callback indicates that it is possible to proceed to the next verification
onComplete	This callback indicates that all necessary resources have already been completed

Should look similar to the example below.

Kotlin

preventorSDK.callback(object : PreventorSDKListener {
            override fun onStart() {
                println("MainActivity onStart");
            }

            override fun onFinish(ticked: Ticked) {
                println("MainActivity onFinish");
            }

            override fun onError(error: String) {
                println("MainActivity onError: $error");
            }

            override fun onSubmitted(ticked: Ticked) {
                println("MainActivity onSubmitted");
            }
            override fun onNextStep() {
            println("MainActivity onNextStep");
            }
            
            override fun onComplete() {
            println("MainActivity onComplete");
            }

        })

Java

When the verification is finished it will return a ticked object in which you can see the results of the verification. Within them take as reference cifcode, ticketId, flowStatus, dispositionStatus.

Result	Value
cifcode	The cifcode is the unique customer profile code.
ticketId	The ticketId is the unique code of the verification.
flowStatus	Indicates the general status of the ticket. See the following codes: ACCEPTED, IN_PROGRESS, REJECTED, ABANDONED.
dispositionStatus	Indicates the current disposition of the ticket. See the following codes: PASSED, NEED_REVIEW, RETRY, FAILED, PROCESSING, LOST_CONECCTION

When the ticket ends in the following combinations, flowStatus and dispositionStatus respectively:

Status	Description
ACCEPTED - PASSED	Verification completed successfully.
IN_PROGRESS - NEED_REVIEW	Verification is complete but there is information to review.
IN_PROGRESS - RETRY	Verification did not complete and requires retry.
IN_PROGRESS - PASSED	One step of verification has been completed and you can move on to the next.
REJECTED - FAILED	Verification has been refused due to negative results.
ABANDONED - LOST_CONECCTION	The verification has failed due to some unhandled error and the connection has been lost.
ABANDONED - TIME_OUT	Verification failed due to user inactivity.

6. Example project

See the example project below:

https://github.com/preventorid/button-android-sdk-app/tree/main