Integrations
How REAL AUTH connects to what you already run
Standard protocols first, so that integrating is a configuration exercise rather than a bespoke project.
OpenID Connect for sign-in
If your stack can talk to an OIDC provider, it can talk to REAL AUTH. Discovery document, authorisation endpoint, token endpoint, JWKS and userinfo, with PKCE and strict redirect matching. Adding a "Sign in with REAL AUTH" button is the same work as adding any other identity provider.
REST API for intents
Where you need more than sign-in — approving a payment, confirming a change, verifying authority — the intent API lets you describe exactly what must be approved and receive a bound result. Versioned under /api/v1, with request ids, idempotency and consistent error shapes.
Webhooks for what happens asynchronously
Approvals, rejections, expiries, device changes and security events are delivered as signed webhooks with a timestamp and event id, retried on failure, with a delivery history you can inspect rather than guess at.
SDKs and examples
Sample integrations in PHP, JavaScript, Python and .NET, plus the OpenAPI description so you can generate a client for anything not covered. Where an SDK does not exist yet, the API is documented well enough to integrate without one.