Google Sign-In

This guide walks you through the steps to set up Google Sign-In as an identity provider within the OwnID platform, offering a secure and frictionless login experience.

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Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have the following:

• A Google Cloud account with access to the Google Cloud Console.
• An OwnID account and access to the OwnID Console.

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Step 1 - Create a Google OAuth Client ID

1. Go to Google Cloud Console and select your project (create one if needed).

2. Go to Branding page, make sure all of the information is complete and accurate.

3. Go to Clients page and create a new client:

   • Select Application Type Web application.
   • Give it a meaningful name.
   • Leave Authorized JavaScript origins empty.
   • In the Authorized redirect URIs, enter your custom domain, followed by the path /oidc/callback, so for example https://passwordless.acme.com/oidc/callback. If a custom domain was not configured yet, you can enter https://passwordless.ownid.com/oidc/callback.
   • Click Create.
   • Save the created Client ID and Client Secret values, you will use them later in this guide.

Optional: Native Apps Integration

If you’re building a native Android or iOS app, you’ll need to create additional clients:

• iOS - Create a separate OAuth 2.0 Client ID with Application type set to iOS and specify your app’s bundle ID and team ID.
• Android - Create a separate OAuth 2.0 Client ID with Application type set to Android in the Google Cloud Console. Provide your app’s package name and SHA-1 fingerprint.

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Step 2 - Configure Google Credentials in OwnID

Go to the OwnID console, Authentication > Social Providers:

• Toggle on Google Sign in.

• Click configure and enter the following values in the modal:

  • Client ID - enter the value from Web application client.
  • Client Secret - enter the value from Web application client.
  • iOS - Client Secret - enter the value from Android client. (optional)
  • Android - Client Secret - enter the value from iOS client. (optional)

• Save your configurations.