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This is the fastest way to start integrating Civic Pass. Request network keys for CAPTCHA, Liveness or Uniqueness Passes by filling out the appropriate form below. You will receive an automated email from Civic with a key to get started. See for more information on costs.
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Network Keys are unique identifiers that reference a specific Civic Pass type, such as a CAPTCHA Pass or a Liveness Pass. They are used to identify a particular pass type within the Civic system, though they may not always be unique to a given application. However, passes that have custom requirements will be issued unique network keys for the specific pass.
Network Keys are IDs that correspond to a specific pass type on the Civic side. They are used to identify the type of pass being utilized and help query whether users possess a certain pass type. They do not serve as authentication credentials for applications to access the Civic Pass system.
For example, builders that want to ensure user uniqueness can rely on the Uniqueness Pass network and use its corresponding network key to query the on-chain state of the pass in each of the user wallets presented in their application. They cannot issue a pass directly but can call for passes to be issued through the Civic SDKs, using the network key to identify the pass types.
You can use a network key on testnet/devnet to test your integration with Civic Pass. This allows you to simulate real-world scenarios and verify that your application is correctly configured.
Not application-specific: Network Keys are tied to pass types, not specific applications.
No secure communication implication: Network Keys do not imply or facilitate secure communication through encryption. They simply allow on-chain identification of the pass being used.
No authentication role: They do not authenticate applications to the Civic system; front-end applications do not require authentication to use them.
No data encryption: Network Keys do not encrypt or decrypt data transmitted between applications and the Civic Pass system.
If you encounter issues such as authentication errors or invalid key messages:
Verify key accuracy: Double-check that you have entered the correct Network Key and that it matches the one provided by Civic Pass.
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