Authentication on the direct integration interface
When using MYKOBO through a partner platform (such as a wallet or exchange), authentication is handled non-custodially. This means you never share your private keys or passwords; instead, you prove your identity and authorise actions by signing transactions with your wallet.
How it Works
For partners utilising direct integration, the process is "headless." You do not need to leave the partner's interface to authenticate or complete your transactions.
Authentication "In" (Accessing Services)
- The Process: The platform will request a signature from your wallet.
- The Action: By signing this request, you cryptographically prove that you own the wallet address being used.
- The Result: Once the signature is verified, your session is authenticated, and you can proceed with ramping or transaction requests.
Authentication "Out" (Authorising Withdrawals)
Security is paramount when moving funds. Every withdrawal request requires a separate, explicit authorisation.
- The Process: When you initiate a withdrawal, the system generates a specific transaction request.
- The Action: You must sign this transaction using your wallet.
- The Result: This signature serves as your legal and technical "consent" to move the funds. Without this signature, no funds can be withdrawn.
For a more detailed explanation of what it means to sign a transaction, see our guide on
Off Ramping →Supported Networks
Direct integration authentication is currently available on the following networks and are all signature-based:
- Stellar
- SEP-6 (Programmatic)
- BASE
- Headless API
- Solana
- Coming Soon
Security Note
MYKOBO never stores or requests your private keys. All authentication occurs via public-key cryptography, ensuring that you maintain total control over your assets at all times.
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