Integrating with PingOne MFA on Android

PingOne Android

Complete the following high-level tasks to pair an Android device with PingOne MFA and use it to authenticate sign-ons that start on an accessing device:

Setting up the pingonemfa module

Add the module to your app and initialize it with your PingOne geography. Every task below needs this setup.

Start step 1

Pairing in a DaVinci flow

Pair the device from inside a DaVinci flow using the MOBILE_PAIRING collector. If your app already runs DaVinci flows, this is the simplest pairing method.

Start step 2

Pairing with a QR code or pairing key

Pair the device directly when your app does not run the DaVinci flow that performs the sign-on.

Start step 3

Viewing paired accounts

List the MFA accounts associated with the paired device.

Start step 4

Using OATH one-time passcodes

Generate and display rotating passcodes the user enters on the accessing device. Works even when the device has no network connection.

Start step 5

Configuring push notifications

Set up Firebase, PingOne, your Android app, and DaVinci so the accessing device can trigger push notifications.

Start step 6

Handling push notifications

Approve or deny sign-on requests, including number-matching challenges.

Start step 7

Testing push notifications

Confirm that PingOne can reach your app through FCM before testing end-to-end authentication.

Start step 8

Troubleshooting

How the module reports errors, and fixes for common problems such as push notifications not arriving.

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