Wallet API Update: Encrypted PIN Transfer
We've got another new feature for our Wallet API coming your way; the Encrypted PIN Transfer! This upgrade enhances the security of transferring user PINs. It allows for secure PIN sharing without revealing the actual PIN, utilizing advanced encryption techniques.
This feature enhances the security of your end-user transactions, ensuring data integrity and confidentiality. We have also added a new security endpoint which exposes the Venly public key used for encryption.
Encrypted PIN Transfer
It allows you to transfer the end-users signing methods (PIN, Emergency Code, Biometrics) in a secure and encrypted way so that it is not visible on your system in any way.
Your system won't be able to view or read the end-user signing method's value. This feature also ensures that the original end-user request body is not tampered with and helps avoid duplicate transactions.
Why This Matters
- Stronger Security: By encrypting PIN transfers, user data is better protected against unauthorized access.
- Better Data Integrity: SHA256 hashing makes sure the data remains unchanged during transmission.
Getting Started
We encourage all developers to explore this new feature and continue to provide secure and efficient services to their users. Keep an eye out for more enhancements to our Wallet API.
To start using the Encrypted PIN Transfer feature, check out our changelog for a quick overview or dive into our documentation for detailed integration steps. Connect with an expert and start building through our developer portal.