A fusion authentication scheme identifies an authentication scenario in your app. Typically, a scheme corresponds to an app's package name and package signature. API calls require the corresponding scheme code, package name, package signature, and BundleID. This topic describes how to add a fusion authentication scheme to obtain the required parameters or delete an existing fusion authentication scheme.
Add a fusion authentication scheme
Log on to the Phone Number Verification Service console.
In the left-side navigation pane, choose Converged Authentication > Converged Communication Authentication Solution Management.
Click Create Solution.
Configure the scheme parameters as prompted.
Parameter
Description
scheme name
The name of the authentication scheme. The name must be 1 to 10 characters in length.
client
Android
iOS
App Name: Enter the name of your app.
Package name: In the app/build.gradle file, find the package name in the
android.defaultConfig.applicationIdproperty.Package signature: Download and install the Android App Signature Tool on a mobile device to obtain the package signature of your Android app.
App Name: Enter the name of your app.
BundleID: Enter the BundleID of your app.
Click OK.
On the fusion authentication scheme management page, view the newly added scheme.
In the Actions column, click details to view the scheme code, package name, package signature, and BundleID.
Delete an authentication scheme
Authentication schemes are immutable. To change a scheme, you must delete it, create a new one, and update your integration with the new parameters.
On the fusion authentication scheme management page, click delete in the Actions column.
After a scheme is deleted, you can no longer use it to initiate authentication requests. This action is irreversible. Please proceed with caution.