https://identities.authsafe.inOAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect flows for user authentication. Learn about authorization codes, tokens, and secure authentication.
Complete API reference for all authentication endpoints including authorization, token exchange, user info, and more.
Fine-grained access control using OAuth 2.0 scopes, role-based access control (RBAC), and custom permissions.
1. User initiates login in your application
2. Application redirects to AuthSafe authorization endpoint
3. User authenticates and grants consent
4. AuthSafe redirects back with authorization code
5. Application exchanges code for tokens
6. Application uses access token to access protected resources
7. Application refreshes tokens when neededJWT-based token used to access protected resources. Contains claims about the user and their permissions. Expires after 1 hour by default.
JWT containing user identity information. Issued by OpenID Connect and contains claims like sub, name, email, and profile picture.
Long-lived opaque token used to obtain new access tokens without re-authenticating. Stored securely server-side and can be revoked at any time.
Authorization framework for delegated access
Identity layer built on OAuth 2.0
Proof Key for Code Exchange
Token validation and inspection
Token lifecycle management
JSON Web Tokens
All authorization code flows require PKCE with S256 method to prevent authorization code interception attacks.
All tokens are signed with RSA-256 using organization-specific keys. Verify signatures using our JWKS endpoint.
All API endpoints require HTTPS. HTTP requests are rejected to ensure secure communication.
Refresh tokens can be revoked at any time through the revocation endpoint for enhanced security.
429 Too Many Requests response.
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