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The SignUp object holds the state of the current sign-up and provides helper methods to navigate and complete the sign-up process. Once a sign-up is complete, a new user is created.

The following steps outline the sign-up process:

  1. Initiate the sign-up process by collecting the user's authentication information and passing the appropriate parameters to the create()JavaScript Icon method.
  2. Prepare the verification.
  3. Attempt to complete the verification.
  4. If the verification is successful, set the newly created session as the active session by passing the SignIn.createdSessionId to the setActive()JavaScript Icon method on the Clerk object.

Properties

  • Name
    id
    Type
    string | undefined
    Description

    The unique identifier of the current sign-up.

  • Name
    status
    Type
    'missing_requirements' | 'complete' | 'abandoned' | null
    Description

    The status of the current sign-up. The following values are supported:

    • complete: The user has been created and the custom flow can proceed to setActive() to create session.
    • missing_requirements: A requirement is unverified or missing from the Email, Phone, Username settings. For example, in the Clerk Dashboard, the Password setting is required but a password wasn't provided in the custom flow.
    • abandoned: The sign-up has been inactive for over 24 hours.
  • Name
    requiredFields
    Type
    string[]
    Description

    An array of all the required fields that need to be supplied and verified in order for this sign-up to be marked as complete and converted into a user.

  • Name
    optionalFields
    Type
    string[]
    Description

    An array of all the fields that can be supplied to the sign-up, but their absence does not prevent the sign-up from being marked as complete.

  • Name
    missingFields
    Type
    string[]
    Description

    An array of all the fields whose values are not supplied yet but they are mandatory in order for a sign-up to be marked as complete.

  • Name
    unverifiedFields
    Type
    string[]
    Description

    An array of all the fields whose values have been supplied, but they need additional verification in order for them to be accepted. Examples of such fields are emailAddress and phoneNumber.

  • Name
    verifications
    Type
    SignUpVerifications
    Description

    An object that contains information about all the verifications that are in-flight.

  • Name
    username
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The username supplied to the current sign-up. Only supported if username is enabled in the instance settings.

  • Name
    emailAddress
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The email address supplied to the current sign-up. Only supported if email address is enabled in the instance settings.

  • Name
    phoneNumber
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The user's phone number in E.164 format. Only supported if phone number is enabled in the instance settings.

  • Name
    web3Wallet
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The Web3 wallet address, made up of 0x + 40 hexadecimal characters. Only supported if Web3 authentication is enabled in the instance settings.

  • Name
    hasPassword
    Type
    boolean
    Description

    The value of this attribute is true if a password was supplied to the current sign-up. Only supported if Password is enabled in the instance settings.

  • Name
    firstName
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The first name supplied to the current sign-up. Only supported if First and last name is enabled in the instance settings.

  • Name
    lastName
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The last name supplied to the current sign-up. Only supported if First and last name is enabled in the instance settings.

  • Name
    unsafeMetadata
    Type
    SignUpUnsafeMetadataJavaScript Icon
    Description

    Metadata that can be read and set from the frontend. Once the sign-up is complete, the value of this field will be automatically copied to the newly created user's unsafe metadata. One common use case for this attribute is to use it to implement custom fields that can be collected during sign-up and will automatically be attached to the created User object.

  • Name
    createdSessionId
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The identifier of the newly-created session. This attribute is populated only when the sign-up is complete.

  • Name
    createdUserId
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The identifier of the newly-created user. This attribute is populated only when the sign-up is complete.

  • Name
    abandonAt
    Type
    number | null
    Description

    The epoch numerical time when the sign-up was abandoned by the user.

Methods

attemptEmailAddressVerification()

Attempts to verify an email address by validating the one-time verification code provided by the user against the code sent during the prepare verification step. This is a convenience method that wraps SignUp.attemptVerification()JavaScript Icon with the 'email_code' strategy.

By default, this method is equivalent to calling SignUp.attemptVerification({ strategy: 'email_code', code }). The verification attempt will fail if the code is invalid or has expired.

function attemptEmailAddressVerification(
  params: AttemptEmailAddressVerificationParams,
): Promise<SignUpResource>

AttemptEmailAddressVerificationParams

  • Name
    code
    Type
    string
    Description

    The code that was sent to the user via email.

attemptPhoneNumberVerification()

Attempts to verify a phone number by validating the one-time verification code provided by the user against the code sent during the prepare verification step. This is a convenience method that wraps SignUp.attemptVerification()JavaScript Icon with the 'phone_code' strategy.

By default, this method is equivalent to calling SignUp.attemptVerification({ strategy: 'phone_code', code }). The verification attempt will fail if the code is invalid or has expired.

function attemptPhoneNumberVerification(
  params: AttemptPhoneNumberVerificationParams,
): Promise<SignUpResource>

AttemptPhoneNumberVerificationParams

  • Name
    code
    Type
    string
    Description

    The code that was sent to the user via SMS.

attemptVerification()

Attempts to complete a pending verification process for the specified verification strategy. This method must be called after initiating verification via SignUp.prepareVerification()JavaScript Icon. The verification attempt will validate the provided verification parameters (code, signature, etc.) against the pending verification request.

Depending on the strategy, the method parameters could differ.

function attemptVerification(params: AttemptVerificationParams): Promise<SignUp>

AttemptVerificationParams

  • Name
    strategy
    Type
    'phone_code' | 'email_code' | 'web3_metamask_signature' | 'web3_coinbase_wallet_signature' | 'web3_okx_wallet_signature'
    Description

    The verification strategy to complete the user's sign-up request against. The following strategies are supported:

    • 'phone_code': Validates an SMS with a unique token to input.
    • 'email_code': Validates an email with a unique token to input.
    • 'web3_metamask_signature': The verification will attempt to be completed using the user's Web3 wallet address via Metamask. The web3_wallet_id parameter can also be specified to select which of the user's known Web3 wallets will be used.
    • 'web3_coinbase_wallet_signature': The verification will attempt to be completed using the user's Web3 wallet address via Coinbase Wallet. The web3_wallet_id parameter can also be specified to select which of the user's known Web3 wallets will be used.
    • 'web3_okx_wallet_signature': The verification will attempt to be completed using the user's Web3 wallet address via OKX Wallet. The web3_wallet_id parameter can also be specified to select which of the user's known Web3 wallets will be used.
  • Name
    code
    Type
    string
    Description

    Required if strategy is set to 'phone_code' or 'email_code'. The code that was sent to the user.

  • Name
    signature
    Type
    string
    Description

    Required if strategy is set to 'web3_metamask_signature', 'web3_coinbase_wallet_signature', or 'web3_okx_wallet_signature'. The signature that was sent to the user via the Web3 verification strategy.

attemptWeb3WalletVerification()

Attempts to verify a Web3 wallet address by validating the cryptographic signature generated by the wallet against the nonce provided during the prepare verification step. This is a convenience method that wraps SignUp.attemptVerification()JavaScript Icon with Web3 wallet strategies.

By default, this method is equivalent to calling SignUp.attemptVerification({ strategy: 'web3_metamask_signature', signature }). The verification attempt will fail if the signature is invalid or the nonce has expired.

function attemptWeb3WalletVerification(params: AttemptWeb3WalletVerificationParams): Promise<SignUp>

AttemptWeb3WalletVerificationParams

authenticateWithCoinbaseWallet()

Initiates an authentication flow using the Coinbase Wallet browser extension, allowing users to authenticate via their Web3 wallet address. This method prompts the user to connect their Coinbase Wallet and sign a message to verify ownership of the wallet address.

function authenticateWithCoinbaseWallet(
  params?: SignUpAuthenticateWithWeb3Params,
): Promise<SignUpResource>

Example

const signUp = await clerk.signUp.authenticateWithCoinbaseWallet()

authenticateWithMetamask()

Initiates an authentication flow using the MetaMask browser extension, allowing users to authenticate via their Ethereum wallet address. This method prompts the user to connect their MetaMask wallet and sign a message to verify ownership of the wallet address.

function authenticateWithMetamask(
  params?: SignUpAuthenticateWithWeb3Params,
): Promise<SignUpResource>

Example

const signUp = await clerk.signUp.authenticateWithMetamask()

authenticateWithOKXWallet()

Initiates an authentication flow using the OKX Wallet browser extension, allowing users to authenticate via their Web3 wallet address. This method prompts the user to connect their OKX Wallet and sign a message to verify ownership of the wallet address.

function authenticateWithOKXWallet(
  params?: SignUpAuthenticateWithWeb3Params,
): Promise<SignUpResource>

SignUpAuthenticateWithWeb3Params

  • Name
    unsafeMetadata
    Type
    SignUpUnsafeMetadataJavaScript Icon
    Description

    Metadata that can be read and set from the frontend and the backend. Once the sign-up is complete, the value of this field will be automatically copied to the created user's unsafe metadata (User.unsafeMetadata). One common use case is to collect custom information about the user during the sign-up process and store it in this property. Read more about unsafe metadata.

Example

const signUp = await clerk.signUp.authenticateWithOKXWallet()

authenticateWithRedirect()

Signs up a user via a Single Sign On (SSO) connection, such as OAuth or SAML, where an external account is used for verifying the user's identity.

function authenticateWithRedirect(params: AuthenticateWithRedirectParams): Promise<void>

AuthenticateWithRedirectParams

  • Name
    redirectUrl
    Type
    string
    Description

    The full URL or path that the OAuth provider should redirect to after successful authorization on their part. Typically, this will be a simple /sso-callback route that either calls Clerk.handleRedirectCallbackJavaScript Icon or mounts the <AuthenticateWithRedirectCallback /> component. See the custom flow for implementation details.

  • Name
    redirectUrlComplete
    Type
    string
    Description

    The full URL or path to navigate to after the OAuth or SAML flow completes.

  • Name
    continueSignUp
    Type
    boolean | undefined
    Description

    Whether to continue (i.e. PATCH) an existing SignUp (if present) or create a new SignUp.

  • Name
    strategy
    Type
    'oauth_<provider>' | 'saml' | 'enterprise_sso'
    Description

    The strategy to use for authentication. The following strategies are supported:

  • Name
    identifier
    Type
    string | undefined
    Description

    Identifier to use for targeting an enterprise connection at sign-up.

  • Name
    emailAddress
    Type
    string | undefined
    Description

    Email address to use for targeting an enterprise connection at sign-up.

  • Name
    legalAccepted?
    Type
    boolean
    Description

    A boolean indicating whether the user has agreed to the legal compliance documents.

Example

For OAuth connections, see the custom flow for OAuth connections. For enterprise connections, see the custom flow for enterprise connections.

authenticateWithPopup()

Opens a popup window to allow a user to sign up via a Single Sign On (SSO) connection, such as OAuth or SAML, where an external account is used for verifying the user's identity.

function authenticateWithPopup(params: AuthenticateWithPopupParams): Promise<void>

AuthenticateWithPopupParams

  • Name
    redirectUrl
    Type
    string
    Description

    The full URL or path that the OAuth provider should redirect to after successful authorization on their part. Typically, this will be a simple /sso-callback route that either calls Clerk.handleRedirectCallbackJavaScript Icon or mounts the <AuthenticateWithRedirectCallback /> component. See the custom flow for implementation details.

  • Name
    redirectUrlComplete
    Type
    string
    Description

    The full URL or path to navigate to after the OAuth or SAML flow completes.

  • Name
    strategy
    Type
    'oauth_<provider>' | 'saml' | 'enterprise_sso'
    Description

    The strategy to use for authentication. The following strategies are supported:

  • Name
    continueSignUp?
    Type
    boolean | undefined
    Description

    Whether to continue (i.e. PATCH) an existing SignUp (if present) or create a new SignUp.

  • Name
    emailAddress?
    Type
    string | undefined
    Description

    Email address to use for targeting an enterprise connection at sign-up.

  • Name
    identifier?
    Type
    string | undefined
    Description

    Identifier to use for targeting an enterprise connection at sign-up.

  • Name
    legalAccepted?
    Type
    boolean
    Description

    A boolean indicating whether the user has agreed to the legal compliance documents.

  • Name
    popup?
    Type
    Window
    Description

    A reference to a popup window opened via window.open().

Example

For OAuth connections, see the custom flow for OAuth connections. For enterprise connections, see the custom flow for enterprise connections.

authenticateWithWeb3()

Initiates a Web3 authentication flow by verifying the user's ownership of a blockchain wallet address through cryptographic signature verification. This method enables decentralized authentication without requiring traditional credentials.

function authenticateWithWeb3(params: AuthenticateWithWeb3Params): Promise<SignUpResource>

AuthenticateWithWeb3Params

  • Name
    identifier
    Type
    string
    Description

    The user's Web3 ID

  • Name
    generateSignature
    Type
    (opts: GenerateSignatureParamsJavaScript Icon) => Promise<string>
    Description

    The method of how to generate the signature for the Web3 sign-in. See GenerateSignatureParamsJavaScript Icon for more information.

  • Name
    strategy?
    Type
    Web3Strategy
    Description

    The Web3 verification strategy.

  • Name
    legalAccepted?
    Type
    boolean
    Description

    A boolean indicating whether the user has agreed to the legal compliance documents.

GenerateSignatureParams

  • Name
    identifier
    Type
    string
    Description

    The user's Web3 wallet address.

  • Name
    nonce
    Type
    string
    Description

    The cryptographic nonce used in the sign-in.

  • Name
    provider?
    Type
    Web3Provider
    Description

    The Web3 provider to generate the signature with.

  • Name
    legalAccepted?
    Type
    boolean
    Description

    A boolean indicating whether the user has agreed to the legal compliance documents.

Example

const signUp = await clerk.signUp.authenticateWithWeb3({
  identifier: '0x1234567890123456789012345678901234567890',
})

create()

Returns a new SignUp object based on the params you pass to it, stores the sign-up lifecycle state in the status property, and deactivates any existing sign-up process the client may already have in progress. Use this method to initiate a new sign-up process.

What you must pass to params depends on which sign-up options you have enabled in your Clerk application instance.

Optionally, you can complete the sign-up process in one step if you supply the required fields to create(). Otherwise, Clerk's sign-up process provides great flexibility and allows users to easily create multi-step sign-up flows.

Warning

Once the sign-up process is complete, pass the createdSessionId to the setActive()JavaScript Icon method on the Clerk object. This will set the newly created session as the active session.

function create(params: SignUpCreateParams): Promise<SignUpResource>

SignUpCreateParams

  • Name
    strategy
    Type
    'oauth_<provider>' | 'saml' | 'enterprise_sso' | 'ticket' | 'google_one_tap'
    Description

    The strategy to use for the sign-up flow. The following strategies are supported:

    • 'oauth_<provider>': The user will be authenticated with their social connection account. See a list of supported values for <provider>JavaScript Icon.
    • 'saml' (deprecated): Deprecated in favor of 'enterprise_sso'. The user will be authenticated with their SAML account.
    • 'enterprise_sso': The user will be authenticated either through SAML or OIDC depending on the configuration of their enterprise SSO account.
    • 'ticket': The user will be authenticated via the ticket or token generated from the Backend API.
    • 'google_one_tap': The user will be authenticated with the Google One Tap UI. It's recommended to use authenticateWithGoogleOneTap() instead, as it will also set the user's current session as active for you.
  • Name
    firstName
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The user's first name. Only supported if First and last name is enabled.

  • Name
    lastName
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The user's last name. Only supported if First and last name is enabled.

  • Name
    password
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The user's password. Only supported if Password is enabled.

  • Name
    emailAddress
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The user's email address. Only supported if Email address is enabled. Keep in mind that the email address requires an extra verification process.

  • Name
    phoneNumber
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The user's phone number in E.164 format. Only supported if phone number is enabled. Keep in mind that the phone number requires an extra verification process.

  • Name
    web3Wallet
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    Required if Web3 authentication is enabled. The Web3 wallet address, made up of 0x + 40 hexadecimal characters.

  • Name
    username
    Type
    string | null
    Description

    The user's username. Only supported if Username is enabled.

  • Name
    unsafeMetadata
    Type
    SignUpUnsafeMetadataJavaScript Icon
    Description

    Metadata that can be read and set from the frontend. Once the sign-up is complete, the value of this field will be automatically copied to the newly created user's unsafe metadata. One common use case for this attribute is to use it to implement custom fields that can be collected during sign-up and will automatically be attached to the created User object.

  • Name
    redirectUrl
    Type
    string
    Description

    If strategy is set to 'oauth_<provider>' or 'enterprise_sso', this specifies full URL or path that the OAuth provider should redirect to after successful authorization on their part. Typically, this will be a simple /sso-callback route that either calls Clerk.handleRedirectCallback()JavaScript Icon or mounts the <AuthenticateWithRedirectCallback /> component. See the custom flow for implementation details.

    If strategy is set to 'email_link', this specifies The full URL that the user will be redirected to when they visit the email link. See the custom flow for implementation details.

  • Name
    actionCompleteRedirectUrl
    Type
    string
    Description

    Optional if strategy is set to 'oauth_<provider>' or 'enterprise_sso'. The full URL or path that the user will be redirected to after successful authorization from the OAuth provider and Clerk sign-in.

  • Name
    ticket
    Type
    string
    Description

    Required if strategy is set to 'ticket'. The ticket or token generated from the Backend API.

  • Name
    transfer
    Type
    boolean
    Description

    When set to true, the SignUp will attempt to retrieve information from the active SignIn instance and use it to complete the sign-up process. This is useful when you want to seamlessly transition a user from a sign-in attempt to a sign-up attempt.

  • Name
    legalAccepted
    Type
    boolean
    Description

    A boolean indicating whether the user has agreed to the legal compliance documents.

  • Name
    oidcPrompt
    Type
    string
    Description

    Optional if strategy is set to 'oauth_<provider>' or 'enterprise_sso'. The value to pass to the OIDC prompt parameter in the generated OAuth redirect URL.

  • Name
    oidcLoginHint
    Type
    string
    Description

    Optional if strategy is set to 'oauth_<provider>' or 'enterprise_sso'. The value to pass to the OIDC login_hint parameter in the generated OAuth redirect URL.

function createEmailLinkFlow(): {
  startEmailLinkFlow: (params: StartEmailLinkFlowParams) => Promise<SignUp>
  cancelEmailLinkFlow: () => void
}

Sets up a sign-up with email link flow. Calling createEmailLinkFlow() will return two functions.

The first function is async and starts the email link flow, preparing an email link verification. It sends the email link email and starts polling for verification results. The signature is startEmailLinkFlow({ redirectUrl: string }) => Promise<SignUpResource>.

The second function can be used to stop polling at any time, allowing for full control of the flow and cleanup. The signature is cancelEmailLinkFlow() => void.

function createEmailLinkFlow(): {
  startEmailLinkFlow: (params: StartEmailLinkFlowParams) => Promise<SignUpResource>
  cancelEmailLinkFlow: () => void
}

createEmailLinkFlow returns an object with two functions:

  • Name
    startEmailLinkFlow
    Type
    (params: StartEmailLinkFlowParamsJavaScript Icon) => Promise<SignUp>
    Description

    Function to start the email link flow. It prepares an email link verification and polls for the verification result.

  • Name
    redirectUrl
    Type
    string
    Description

    The full URL that the user will be redirected to when they visit the email link.

prepareEmailAddressVerification()

Initiates an email verification process by sending a one-time verification code to the email address associated with the current sign-up attempt. This is a convenience method that wraps SignUp.prepareVerification()JavaScript Icon with the 'email_code' strategy.

By default, this method is equivalent to calling SignUp.prepareVerification({ strategy: 'email_code' }). It can be customized via the PrepareEmailAddressVerificationParams to use alternative verification strategies like email links.

function prepareEmailAddressVerification(
  params?: PrepareEmailAddressVerificationParams,
): Promise<SignUpResource>

PrepareEmailAddressVerificationParams

  • Name
    strategy
    Type
    'email_code' | 'email_link'
    Description

    The verification strategy to validate the user's sign-up request. The following strategies are supported:

    • 'email_code': Send an email with a unique token to input.
    • 'email_link': Send an email with a link which validates sign-up.
  • Name
    redirectUrl
    Type
    string
    Description

    Required if strategy is set to 'email_link'. The full URL that the user will be redirected to when they visit the email link. See the custom flow for implementation details.

preparePhoneNumberVerification()

Initiates a phone number verification process by sending a one-time verification code (OTP) via SMS to the phone number associated with the current sign-up attempt. This is a convenience method that wraps SignUp.prepareVerification()JavaScript Icon with the 'phone_code' strategy.

By default, this method is equivalent to calling SignUp.prepareVerification({ strategy: 'phone_code' }). The verification process will fail if the phone number is invalid, unreachable, or has already been verified. The sent verification code has a limited validity period and can only be used once.

function preparePhoneNumberVerification(
  params?: PreparePhoneNumberVerificationParams,
): Promise<SignUpResource>

PreparePhoneNumberVerificationParams

  • Name
    strategy
    Type
    'phone_code'
    Description

    The verification strategy to validate the user's sign-up request. The following strategies are supported:

    • 'phone_code': Send an SMS with a unique token to input.

prepareVerification()

Initiates the verification process for a field that requires validation during sign-up. This method prepares the necessary verification flow based on the specified strategy, such as sending verification codes, generating OAuth URLs, or preparing Web3 wallet signatures.

function prepareVerification(params: PrepareVerificationParams): Promise<SignUpResource>

PrepareVerificationParams

  • Name
    strategy
    Type
    'phone_code' | 'email_code' | 'email_link' | 'oauth_<provider>' | 'saml' | 'enterprise_sso' | 'web3_metamask_signature' | 'web3_coinbase_wallet_signature' | 'web3_okx_wallet_signature'
    Description

    The verification strategy to validate the user's sign-up request. The following strategies are supported:

    • 'phone_code': User will receive a one-time authentication code via SMS.
    • 'email_code': Send an email with a unique token to input.
    • 'email_link': Send an email with a link which validates sign-up.
    • 'oauth_<provider>': The user will be authenticated with their social connection account. See a list of supported values for <provider>JavaScript Icon.
    • 'saml' (deprecated): Deprecated in favor of 'enterprise_sso'. The user will be authenticated with their SAML account.
    • 'enterprise_sso': The user will be authenticated either through SAML or OIDC depending on the configuration of their enterprise SSO account.
    • 'web3_metamask_signature': The verification will attempt to be completed using the user's Web3 wallet address via Metamask. The web3_wallet_id parameter can also be specified to select which of the user's known Web3 wallets will be used.
    • 'web3_coinbase_wallet_signature': The verification will attempt to be completed using the user's Web3 wallet address via Coinbase Wallet. The web3_wallet_id parameter can also be specified to select which of the user's known Web3 wallets will be used.
    • 'web3_okx_wallet_signature': The verification will attempt to be completed using the user's Web3 wallet address via OKX Wallet. The web3_wallet_id parameter can also be specified to select which of the user's known Web3 wallets will be used.
  • Name
    redirectUrl
    Type
    string
    Description

    If strategy is set to 'oauth_<provider>' or 'enterprise_sso', this specifies the full URL or path that the OAuth provider should redirect to after successful authorization. Typically, this will be a simple /sso-callback route that either calls Clerk.handleRedirectCallback()JavaScript Icon or mounts the <AuthenticateWithRedirectCallback /> component. See the custom flow for implementation details.

    If strategy is set to 'email_link', this specifies The full URL that the user will be redirected to when they visit the email link. See the custom flow for implementation details.

  • Name
    actionCompleteRedirectUrl?
    Type
    string
    Description

    The full URL or path that the user will be redirected to after successful authorization from the OAuth provider and Clerk sign-in.

  • Name
    oidcPrompt?
    Type
    string
    Description

    Optional if strategy is set to 'oauth_<provider>' or 'enterprise_sso'. The value to pass to the OIDC prompt parameter in the generated OAuth redirect URL.

  • Name
    oidcLoginHint?
    Type
    string
    Description

    Optional if strategy is set to 'oauth_<provider>' or 'enterprise_sso'. The value to pass to the OIDC login_hint parameter in the generated OAuth redirect URL.

prepareWeb3WalletVerification()

Initiates a verification process for a Web3 wallet by sending the wallet address to the server and retrieving a nonce that must be cryptographically signed by the wallet. This is a convenience method that wraps SignUp.prepareVerification()JavaScript Icon with Web3 wallet strategies.

By default, this method is equivalent to calling SignUp.prepareVerification({ strategy: 'web3_metamask_signature' }). The verification process will fail if the wallet address is invalid or has already been verified. The returned nonce has a limited validity period and can only be used once.

function prepareWeb3WalletVerification(
  params?: PrepareWeb3WalletVerificationParams,
): Promise<SignUpResource>

PrepareWeb3WalletVerificationParams

  • Name
    strategy
    Type
    'web3_metamask_signature' | 'web3_coinbase_wallet_signature' | 'web3_okx_wallet_signature'
    Description

    The verification strategy to validate the user's sign-up request. The following strategies are supported:

    • 'web3_metamask_signature': User will need to sign a message and generate a signature using MetaMask browser extension.
    • 'web3_coinbase_wallet_signature': User will need to sign a message and generate a signature using Coinbase Wallet.
    • 'web3_okx_wallet_signature': User will need to sign a message and generate a signature using OKX Wallet.

update()

Updates the current SignUp.

function update(params: SignUpUpdateParams): Promise<SignUpResource>

SignUpUpdateParams

SignUpUpdateParams is a mirror of SignUpCreateParamsJavaScript Icon with the same fields and types, depending on the configuration of the instance.

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