The SendOtp SDK makes verifying OTP easy. SDK supports the verification of email and phone numbers via SMS, Calls & Whatsapp.
This SDK supports invisible OTP verification also.
Login or create account at MSG91 to use sendOTP services.
Get your widgetId and authToken:
After login at MSG91, follow below steps to get your widgetId and authToken:
- Select OTP option available on dashboard.
- Create and configure your widget.
- If you are first time user then generate new token and keep it enable.
- The widgetId and authToken generated from the above steps will be required for initializing the widget.
Note: To ensure that this SDK functions correctly within your mobile application, please enable Mobile Integration while configuring the widget.
npm install @msg91comm/sendotp-react-native
cd ios && pod install
import React, { useEffect } from 'react';
import { OTPWidget } from '@msg91comm/sendotp-react-native';
const widgetId = "3461******************38";
const tokenAuth = "125*******************TP1";
const App = () => {
useEffect(() => {
OTPWidget.initializeWidget(widgetId, tokenAuth); //Widget initialization
}, [])
const [number, setNumber] = useState('');
const handleSendOtp = async () => {
const data = {
identifier: '91758XXXXXXX'
}
const response = await OTPWidget.sendOTP(data);
console.log(response);
}
return (
<View>
<TextInput
placeholder='Number'
value={number}
keyboardType='numeric'
style={{ backgroundColor: '#ededed', margin: 10 }}
onChangeText={(text) => {
setNumber(text)
}}
/>
<TouchableOpacity
style={styles.button}
onPress={()=>{
handleSendOtp()
}}
>
<Text>
Send OTP
</Text>
</TouchableOpacity>
</View>
);
}
export default App;
We provide methods, which helps you integrate the OTP verification within your own user interface.
getWidgetProcess
is an optional method, this will receive the widget configuration data.
There are three methods sendOTP
, retryOTP
and verifyOTP
for the otp verification process.
You can call these methods as follow:
The sendOTP method is used to send an OTP to an identifier. The identifier can be an email or mobile number (it must contain the country code without +).
You can call this method on a button press.
NOTE: If you have enabled the invisible option in a widget configuration and you are trying to verify the mobile number with the mobile network then your number will be verified without OTP and if in any case the invisible verification gets fail in between the process then you will receive the normal OTP on your entered number.
const handleSendOtp = async () => {
const data = {
identifier: '91758XXXXXXX'
}
const response = await OTPWidget.sendOTP(data);
console.log(response);
}
or
const handleSendOtp = async () => {
const data = {
identifier: 'alpha@gmail.com'
}
const response = await OTPWidget.sendOTP(data);
console.log(response);
}
The retryOTP method allows retrying the OTP on desired communication channel.
retryOTP method takes optional channel code for 'SMS-11'
, 'VOICE-4'
, 'EMAIL-3'
, 'WHATSAPP-12'
for retrying otp.
Note: If the widget uses the default configuration, don't pass the channel as argument.
const handleRetryOtp = async () => {
const body = {
reqId: '3463***************43931',
retryChannel: 11 // Retry channel code (here, SMS:11)
}
const response = await OTPWidget.retryOTP(body);
console.log(response);
}
The verifyOTP method is used to verify an OTP entered by the user.
const handleVerifyOtp = async () => {
const body = {
reqId: '3463***************43931',
otp: '****'
}
const response = await OTPWidget.verifyOTP(body);
console.log(response);
}
The @msg91comm/sendotp-react-native package now includes biometric authentication, allowing users to authenticate seamlessly using Face ID, Touch ID, or Fingerprint.
- 🔥 FaceID / TouchID / Fingerprint support
- ✅ Fully compatible with Android and iOS
- 🎯 Supports fallback to device PIN/Pattern
- 🛑 Cancel ongoing biometric authentication
- ⚡ High-performance & lightweight package
Method Name | Description | Response | Supported Platforms |
---|---|---|---|
isSensorAvailable() |
Checks if biometric sensor is available and returns the type (FaceID/TouchID/Fingerprint/Face Recognition). | { available : true, biometryType : "TouchID"} |
Android / iOS |
authenticate() |
Trigger the biometric authentication prompt. | { message : "Authentication succeeded", success : true} |
Android / iOS |
getBiometricType() |
Returns the type of biometric sensor. | { available : true, biometryType : "TouchID"} |
Android / iOS |
simplePrompt() |
Simple biometric prompt with custom messages and support with device credentials. |
{ message: "Authentication succeeded", success: true} or {"code": 10, "error": "User cancelled the authentication", "success": false}
|
Android / iOS |
cancelAuthentication() |
Cancel any ongoing biometric authentication. | { success : true, message: "Authentication cancelled"} |
Android / iOS |
Make sure to include the following entry in your React Native iOS project's Info.plist file, or Face ID functionality will not work correctly:
<key>NSFaceIDUsageDescription</key>
<string>We use Face ID to authenticate you securely.</string>
This message will be displayed to the user the first time a biometric authentication is requested. The user will be asked whether they want to allow the app to use Face ID. If the user denies Face ID permission, the isSensorAvailable function will indicate that biometrics is unavailable until the user manually enables Face ID for the app in the device settings.
This package requires a minimum SDK version of 23 (Android 6.0) and a compiled SDK version of 34 (Android 14).
import { BiometricAuth } from '@msg91comm/sendotp-react-native'
const isSensorAvailable = async () => {
const response = await BiometricAuth.isSensorAvailable();
console.log(response)
}
const getBiometricType = async () => {
const response = await BiometricAuth.getBiometricType();
console.log(response)
}
const authenticateWithFallback = async () => {
const response = await BiometricAuth.simplePrompt({
promptMessage: 'Your prompt message',
allowDeviceCredentials: true
});
console.log(response)
}
If a user's device does not have biometrics (fingerprint/face) enrolled, the simplePrompt method allows authentication using the device PIN, pattern, or password by setting the allowDeviceCredentials prop to true.
- If the user has biometrics enrolled, it prompts for fingerprint/face authentication.
- If the user does not have biometrics but has a PIN/password, it falls back to PIN, pattern, or password.
- If the user has neither biometrics nor a PIN/password, an error is returned with a code
code: 14 (Android) & code: -5 (iOS)
so it can be handled in the app.
Biometry Type | Platform |
---|---|
FaceID | iOS |
TouchID | iOS |
Fingerprint | Android |
FaceRecognition | Android |
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