Send Verification SMS

To verify that the user trying to login has a SIM card with that number currently available in the device, the SDK provides a utitlity function named sendRegistrationSMS. On Android, it supports sending the SMS in background for a smooth UX. If you prefer to open the default SMS app, it can be controlled using the silentparameter.

Params

Name	Type	Description
context	Context	The application context.
virtualMobileNumber	String	The verification SMS will be sent to this number (received from initiateDeviceBinding)
smsContent	String	The content of the verification sms. This is a combination of the keyword and deviceToken separated by a space. These values are received from the initiateDeviceBinding response. Example: "flcnp token"
simSlotIndex	int	Use this to control which SIM card to use for sending the SMS. This must be the same number as the one registered with us
silent	Boolean	Use this to control whether the default SMS app will be opened to send the SMS. If silent is true, the SMS will be sent in the background. We strongly recommend using silent as true.
callback	SendSMSCallback	Callback to handle the response.

Sample

import com.falconfsauth.sdk.FalconSecureSDK;
import com.falconfsauth.sdk.SendSMSCallback;

FalconSecureSDK.sendVerificationSMS(context, virtualMobileNumber, smsContent, simSlotIndex, silent, new SendSMSCallback() {
    @Override
    public void onSuccess() {
        // Handle success
    }

    @Override
    public void onError(Exception e) {
        // Handle error
    }
});