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Setting up OneTouch notifications


In this section we'll teach you how to set up OneTouch push notifications for your users

This is part of a Quickstart guide to integrate the Twilio Auth SDK into your app. Please check the tutorial if you need more information.

You can edit the OneTouch SDK Settings by following the steps described below. First, choose your Authy application and visit the OneTouch section.

OneTouch Settings.

OneTouch requests

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Choose whether the OneTtouch requests will be sent to your users through the Authy App, your mobile application with the Twilio Auth SDK (Certificates required. See Push Notifications section below), or both.

OneTouch Requests.

Set up a callback that will be invoked every time your users approve or deny a OneTouch request, so that you can take relevant action and continue with the transaction.

OneTouch Webhook.

Upload your Apple APNS certificate and Google GCM ID to delegate the push notification delivery to Twilio.

OneTouch Push Notifications.

For Android

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Upload your Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) Credentials:

OneTouch Push Notifications Android.

Upload the Apple Push Notification Service (APNS) certificate. Both the APN certificate and private key are required. Tick the sandbox option when you are uploading a Development APN certificate:

OneTouch Push Notifications iOS.

Disable Push Notifications on a platform

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To disable the push notification on a specific platform, Android or iOS, untick the desired platform and save changes. For example, this is how it would look to disable Android:

Disable OneTouch Push Notifications.