FAQs

### Explainer on what, when & where of `smallcaseAuthId`

Hi, I am initializing the SDK with guest auth token and then perform broker login, but I am still being prompted to login with a broker if I try to execute buy/sell transaction. This does not happen if I provide an auth token created by signing an auth id. After transaction workflow is completed I am decoding the authtoken I received and storing the authid. My question is whether I have to reinitialize the client sdk with the auth id I received for the guest user to be authenticated properly and prevent any further login prompts. I tried reinitializing but when I try to trigger any buy/sell workflows, the sdk still prompts me with login to broker page. Here is my source code: https://gist.github.com/BhayanakMoth/db06c9963be521b5d40f62c847ce2514

What are pending action in invested smallcase?

Will we get a flutter integration?

How can we get access to API? Is there any sandbox environment for testing? What are the requirements to get access to API?

We are showing a single broker in the smallcase SDK to authenticate with. While showing a single broker, we are unable to enter into the test mode. Is it possible to enter into the test mode with single broker?

const smallcaseAuthId = "XXXX" const timestamp = "2021-12-20T09:20:53.130Z" const message = timestamp+smallcaseAuthId; const secret = 'XXXX'; const options = { algorithm: 'HS256' }; const secret = API_SECRET; const checksum = jwt.sign( message, secret, options ); should i just use raw concatenated string of timestamp and smallcaseAuthId or put it in json as to generate json webtoken, a sample code will be appreciated { message : message }

Can users setup an SIP through smallcase Gateway?