Guest Mode
Sometimes users want to get started using your app without signing in. You can now give users an in-memory "guest account" that can then be converted into a standard account by linking another auth method.
In general, logging in with guest mode is the same as configuring any other login method in the platform of your choice. See the login methods overview for more information on configuring your login options.
TypeScript
Guest Login for in-app wallets in TypeScript
React
Guest Login for in-app wallets in React
React Native
Guest Login for in-app wallets in React Native
.NET
Guest Login for in-app wallets in .NET
Unity
Guest Login for in-app wallets in Unity
TypeScript
Guest Login for ecosystem wallets in TypeScript
React
Guest Login for ecosystem wallets in React
React Native
Guest Login for ecosystem wallets in React Native
.NET
Guest Login for ecosystem wallets in .NET
Unity
Guest Login for ecosystem wallets in Unity
When your user is ready, link any other auth method so they can access their account in the future.
Below are the guides for linking a new identity for in-app wallet on the various platforms:
TypeScript
Link identites in-app wallets in TypeScript
React
Link identites in-app wallets in React
React Native
Link identites in-app wallets in React Native
.NET
Link identites in-app wallets in .NET
Unity
Link identites in-app wallets in Unity
Below are the guides for linking a new identity for ecosystem wallet on the various platforms:
TypeScript
Configure login options for ecosystem wallets in TypeScript
React
Configure login options for ecosystem wallets in React
React Native
Configure login options for ecosystem wallets in React Native
.NET
Connect ecosystem wallets in .NET
Unity
Configure login options for ecosystem wallets in Unity
Your user can now access this same wallet with their Google account.
While it is not linked to any other identity, the lifetime of the guest wallet for any given user will last until they clear their browser storage.
You can try out Guest Mode on our playground.