React Native

In progress. A React Native package that wraps the native iOS and Android SDKs is under development. This page will carry installation, usage and configuration once it ships.Talk to your chmod account manager if you need it for a planned integration — timelines are set against real demand.

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The native SDKs work in a React Native app today through a bridge you own. The flow is launched from the native side and the outcome is sent back to JavaScript. You would need:

Install both native SDKs

Follow iOS installation and Android installation in the ios/ and android/ directories of your app.

Write a native module on each platform

One method that takes the sdkToken, launches the flow, and resolves a promise with the outcome. On Android the launch has to go through an ActivityResultContract registered on the host activity; on iOS it presents from the root view controller.

Map the result

Convert completed / cancelled / failed and the failure code into a plain object your JavaScript can switch on.

The shape you are aiming for:

import { NativeModules } from "react-native";

const { ChmodKyc } = NativeModules;

const { sdk_token } = await api.post("/kyc/start");

const result = await ChmodKyc.verify({
  baseUrl:  "https://api.chmod.com",
  sdkToken: sdk_token,
});

switch (result.status) {
  case "completed": showUnderReview(); break;
  case "cancelled": goBack();          break;
  case "failed":    handle(result.code); break;
}

Everything the native guides say still applies through a bridge — completed does not mean approved, the token must come from your backend, and the permissions belong to the SDK. A wrapper does not change the contract.

Overview

iOS

Android

Configuration

Other Platforms

React Native

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iOS SDK

Android SDK

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