Use this endpoint to complete the MFA verification step during login. After receiving an mfaToken from the access token endpoint, submit the verification code along with the token to receive your access credentials.
You must provide either a passcode (from your authenticator app, email, or SMS) or a recoveryCode — not both.
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Information used to verify an MFA challenge during login. Provide either a passcode or a recovery code — not both.
The temporary MFA token received from the access token endpoint.
The 6-digit verification code from your authenticator app, email, or SMS.
6The MFA method being verified.
app, email, sms A recovery code to use when the primary MFA method is unavailable.
When set to true, the device is remembered for future logins.
MFA verification succeeded. Returns the access credentials for the authenticated session.
Information used to manage OAuth2 authentication data. It securely stores access credentials, ensuring seamless authorization and control over protected resources.
A temporary token that grants the user secure access the APIs.
The time (in seconds) until the token expires.
A long-lived token that allows users to obtain a new access_token without requiring them to log in again.
The type of token issued.
The identity details about the authenticated user in OpenID Connect standards. It can be used to verify user authentication.
The level of access granted to the issued tokens