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Decentralized login

Let users login to your website using their Handshake names

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Use the Authentication Protocol spec to get a high level overview of the proposed system design behind Handshake login.

If you're looking to see how we implemented login with Handshake on services like , or you're looking to create an OIDC provider yourself for an application you're building, use the Implementation Guide.

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