The Authentic Vision Mobile Auth­enti­cation SDK (AV SDK) auth­en­ti­cates Authentic Vision's security labels in Android and iOS mobile apps. It presents a cust­om­iz­able scan screen and provides your app­li­cation with detailed per-label in­for­mation, or opens a website when a label is scanned.

Downloads and Documentation

The following downloads are provided for existing Authentic Vision cust­omers and part­ners. An API key is re­quired in or­der to use the SDKs or run the SDK sample app­lications.

Please contact [email protected] for quest­ions regarding the SDKs and their acc­om­pa­nying docu­men­tation.

AV SDK for Android

8.6.0 (released 2025-03-03)

For scanning AV labels in Android apps

• Download
• Changelog
• Documentation

AV SDK for iOS

8.4.0 (released 2026-02-24)

For scanning AV labels in iOS apps

• Download
• Changelog
• Documentation

Scan Info Push API

For processing label authentication information in websites that are displayed by CiR and whitelabeled apps

• Documentation

Scan Validation API

For proving possession of a physical label with an AV SDK scan to backend services

• Documentation

Platforms

Android

Runs on Android 7+, API level 36, with support for many devices all the way back to 2016. A smartphone camera with torch is required.

Apple iOS and iPadOS

Runs on iOS 15+, with support for all iPhones since 6S, the iPod Touch G7, and most iPads with a camera torch. Validated on iOS 15, 16, and 18.

Environments

Java and Kotlin

The AV Android SDK offers a native Java API. Its frontend is written in Android's native declarative UI framework and is highly customizable for your application. It comes with a sample application written in Kotlin.

Obj-C and Swift

The AV iOS SDK offers a native Objective C API, and can be used from any environment that integrates with the Objective C runtime, including Swift. It comes with a sample application written in Swift.

UIKit

The AV iOS SDK natively integrates with UIKit on iOS, and is highly customizable through delegate classes.

SwiftUI

SwiftUI's UIKit interface UIView­Controller­Representable can be used for presenting and customizing the AV iOS SDK's UIKit scan controller.

React Native

The AV SDK (iOS and Android) has been demonstrated to work in React Native based applications using React Native's bridging features.

NativeScript

An experimental open source NativeScript plugin and example for the AV SDK for Android and iOS is available on GitHub.

Apache Cordova

Customers of ours have successfuly integrated the AV SDK (iOS and Android) into Apache Cordova based applications.

Unity

A customer of ours has successfully integrated the AV SDK into their C# Unity application for iOS and Android.