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SDK Plugin Digest
Clients on Journeys have access to the following updates to Alloy’s codeless SDK.
- Incode Identity Verification + SDK Plugin (Jan 31): Incode provides a mobile-first identity verification service that includes device fingerprinting, ID document capture and validation, facial biometric matching, and government record verification. This integration supports the following verification modules: ID Capture, ID Validation, Face Capture, Face Match, Device information, Geolocation, Device Compatibility, User Consent, and Government Validation.
- SDK Plugin Version Update: SubSum WebSDK 2.0 (Feb 4): Alloy's SumSub SDK Plugin has been updated to support the WebSDK 2.0 plugin. The new version has an improved user experience, increased configurability, and better handling for mobile devices.
- Clients currently using v1 will need to update their SumSub integration settings to upgrade to v2. This does not require changing any values in Alloy as long as they use the same level name.
- Please see here for more information on the differences between WebSDK 1.0 & WebSDK 2.0.
- SDK Plugin: Socure Digital Intelligence (Feb 12): Deployed for clients previously on the Socure Device Risk SDK plugin to correspond with Socure’s deprecation of Device Risk.
SDK Plugin: Plaid (March 5): Clients can deploy Plaid via the Alloy SDK to perform identity verification checks and complete additional checks such as Document, Selfie, and Risk Checks.