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Access lists evaluated by Dynamic when considering access for the user.

A whitespace-separate list of permissions associated with the JWT token issued. This conforms to the JWT standard for scope claims: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8693#section-4.2

Dynamic pregenerated this wallet and stored the passcode

Standard ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 two-letter country code

Optional validation rules for the custom field

The text that will be displayed for the checkbox field

The regex pattern that the text field must match

If this field must be unique for every user in the environment

The dropdown options for the select field

ISO-3166 two-character country code. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_3166_country_codes

This timestamp indicates the last time this verified wallet was either connected to the user account or selected to become the primary wallet on the account.

This object contains JSON metadata for a social-based verified credential. It may contain data about the user that does not fit into the other structured fields, and could include arbitrary fields about the user from the oauth provider's API.

This field contains the phone international country code. See https://countrycode.org/

This field contains the phone number in the country. This could also contain the area code within a country.

This will only be provided in the responses for GET /users/{userId}.Previous user IDs that owned this verified credential and was tranfered to the current user ID.

This is used to publicly identify a verified credential in a human-friendly way. For example, this will be the email address if credential format=email.

Contains information needed for the SDK to surface merge conflicts when attempting to merge information from one user to another

Contains the current field value for the user.

Contains a merge conflict between two users with different values for the same user field data

Whether or not the wallet has an authenticator (passkey, api key, etc) attached to it.

Contains information which the integrating client of this API can use to tailor an experience to a customer to fix the underlying issue that triggered this error.

An additional address associated with a wallet.

The public key associated with the address.

Valid blockchain wallet address, must be an alphanumeric string without any special characters

bearerAuth

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Welcome

Let's get you up and running with a React based signup/login UI! Just [sign up](https://app.dynamic.xyz) and follow the guide below!

Quickstart

Example apps

Go Live Checklist

Developer Best Practices

Adding the SDK

DynamicContextProvider props

Wagmi & Dynamic

Using Ethers instead of Viem

Enabling Chains

Embedded Wallet Chains

Account Abstraction Chains

Using RPC Providers

Custom EVM networks (EvmNetwork)

Switching Networks

Sign Up with Email/Social/SMS

Sign Up with Branded Wallets

JWTs/Authentication Tokens

Cookie Based Authentication

Adding Captcha Protection

Server-side verification

Third-party Authentication

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Multi Wallet

Multi Asset UI

Send Balance UI

Accessing Users

Verified Credentials

Email and Phone Verification

Social Linking

UI Customization Overview

Customizing Signup/Login UI

Adapt Copy With Translations

Adapt UI With Views

Customizing Transaction UI

Headless Overview

Headless Email Signup

Headless SMS signup

Headless Social Login

Headless Embedded Wallets With OTP

Headless embedded wallets using Passkeys

Headless Embedded Wallet Export

Headless Wallet Management

Headless User Profile

Banxa

The `DynamicBridgeWidget` component allows you to handle multi chain bridging

Dynamic Bridge Widget

bridgeChains

This page hosts the keys that you'll need to setup the SDK, validate the JWT, and generate tokens for API usage.

SDK and API Keys

Every project you create in Dynamic comes with a Sandbox and a Live environment. Both these environments behave similarly but we've customized the Sandbox environment to make it ideal for testing and exploring features.

Sandbox vs Live

Analytics

Users

Visitors

One of the first things you'll want to do as you create a new project is update some of the basic metadata associated with the SDK such as your app name, logo url, and support url.

General Settings

Privacy Settings

We take security seriously at Dynamic and most of the work we do is behind the scenes so you don't have to worry about it. We will surface some security features that can be configured. 

Security Settings

Invite Members

Projects vs Organizations

General

Webhook Event types

Social Providers Overview

Farcaster Overview

Sign in with Farcaster

Enable Write Access to Farcaster

Generate an multi-chain embedded wallet from a Farcaster frame

Phantom Redirect

NextAuth & Dynamic

Create-web3-dapp & Dynamic

Dynamic in PWA

Deploy a Safe account with Dynamic

Telegram Mini App

Co:Create & Dynamic Integration

Shield3 & Dynamic Integration

XMTP & Dynamic Integration

Verifying webhook message signatures

Add new users to your CRM

Webhooks using a serverless function

Post in a slack channel when you have a new signup

Slack notifications of new signups

Send new users an XMTP message

Migrating to Dynamic

Migrating Users via CSV

Migration from RainbowKit

SDKs Overview

The SDK allows you to build authentication and authorization into your application in a few lines of code.

Rest API

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Authorizations

Path Parameters