Unified Verification APIs
Request and verify codes through clear application workflows with delivery and verification events.
Help users complete sign-in, registration, account recovery and sensitive actions with configurable verification across eligible channels. Build clear expiry, retry, fallback and delivery-event rules around one secure customer moment.
Illustrative interface · never share an OTP with another person
Select expected monthly requests, primary channel, fallback route and code-expiry window. The configuration brief updates instantly.
Create a useful technical starting brief for your Growth Disha verification consultation.
Architecture guidance changes with traffic, channel and fallback complexity. Security controls and final capacity require technical confirmation.
This planner creates a technical brief, not a guaranteed delivery or security outcome. Identity logic, route eligibility, consent, templates, DLT requirements, rate controls, application security and applicable regulations are confirmed during consultation.
Send Brief on WhatsAppConnect the code request, eligible route, security rules, verification event and product experience.
Request and verify codes through clear application workflows with delivery and verification events.
Plan an approved alternate route when a primary delivery condition is not met within configured rules.
Configure code validity, resend cooldown, attempt limits and rate controls for your use case.
Use request throttling, attempt limits and risk signals as part of a wider application-security design.
Align approved message templates, sender identity and channel requirements with each verification flow.
Observe request, delivery and verification events and connect outcomes with your product backend.
Your application starts an eligible verification event for a defined action.
Channel, template, rate, expiry and risk conditions determine the next step.
The primary route attempts delivery and an approved fallback may follow.
Your backend confirms the submitted code, expiry and allowed attempts.
A verification event lets the product continue, reject or request a new flow.
Use OTP where your product needs to confirm control of an eligible destination or protect a sensitive action.
Verify a user's destination during account creation, passwordless sign-in or step-up authentication.
Add a time-limited verification step before an approved account-recovery action.
Support sensitive payment or financial actions as part of a wider risk and authentication design.
Confirm selected order changes, high-value delivery actions or customer handovers.
Verify destinations for portal registration, application updates and account recovery.
Add verification before eligible email, mobile, device or security-setting changes.
A strong OTP flow is understandable, time-bound and resistant to repeated abuse. It tells the user what is happening without revealing sensitive system details.
OTP is one control, not a complete security system. Your business remains responsible for identity design, application security, fraud controls, data handling, user consent, message templates and regulatory compliance.
An OTP API lets your application request and verify a one-time code for defined actions such as sign-in, registration, password reset, payment confirmation or account recovery.
A journey can be configured across eligible SMS, WhatsApp, voice and email routes depending on the use case, destination, consent, approved template and regulatory requirements.
Fallback attempts an approved secondary route when the primary delivery condition is not met within configured rules. This helps the user continue without repeatedly restarting the verification flow.
Yes. Code validity, resend cooldowns, allowed attempts and request-rate controls can be configured around your application's security and user-experience needs.
Yes. REST APIs and webhooks can connect request, delivery and verification events with your website, mobile app or backend system.
No. OTP should be one part of a broader identity and application-security design that may include secure sessions, risk checks, device signals, rate limits, monitoring and recovery controls.
Pricing depends on selected channels, destinations, route type, traffic volume, templates, fallback rules, integration scope and support. Use the planner above to prepare a tailored quotation brief.
Share your monthly request volume, application use case and preferred channels. We will help map a clear OTP and fallback journey.