Connect to Blocto Wallet

Connecting to wallet is being called authentication or authn in FCL

Make sure you have set the configuration in Wallet Discovery first.

By connecting to a wallet, a user's Flow account address can be retrieved. There are two different ways to connect a wallet:

1. Simple login: Retrieve account address without account proof data

2. Account-proof login: Retrieve account address with account proof data

Account proof data can be used to prove a user controls an on-chain account

Simple Login

when (val result = Fcl.login()) {
    is Result.Success -> {
        val address = result.value
    }
    is Result.Failure -> {
        // Handle error
    }
}

Account-proof Login

If a dApp asks the user for authentication with account proof data, the user will be asked to approve signing a message. It will return user's flow account address with AccountProofData which can be used to prove the ownership of a Flow account.

val accountProof = AccountProofResolvedData(
    appIdentifier = "YOUR_FLOW_APP_IDENTIFIER", // human-readable string i.e. the name of your app 
    nonce = "75f8587e5bd5f9dcc9909d0dae1f0ac5814458b2ae129620502cb936fde7120a" // minimum 32-byte random nonce as a hex string
)

// suspending function 
when (val result = Fcl.authenticate(accountProof)) {
    is Result.Success -> {
        val address = result.value
    }
    is Result.Failure -> {
        // Handle error
    }
}

// Once you've authenticated with provided data,
// you can access account proof data
val userAccountProofData = Fcl.currentUser?.accountProofData

Verify Account Proof

FCL has a utility function called verifyAccountProof(). It can be used to verify a signature against a Flow account given the account address.

// accountProofData is mandatory if you wish to verify account proof
val userAccountProofData = Fcl.currentUser?.accountProofData ?: throw Exception("")

when (val result = Fcl.verifyAccountProof(FLOW_APP_IDENTIFIER, accountProofData)) {
    is Result.Success -> {
        val isValid = reuslt.value
    }
    is Result.Failure -> {
        // Handle error
    }
}

The first parameter of verifyAccountProof(), appIdentifier, is identical to AccountProofResolvedData 's appIdentifier.