API & SDK at a glance
You can check the main features provided by App in Toss and related documents in one place. You can go directly to the required Client SDK documentation or server API documentation for each feature.
You can issue an anonymous user identification key that can distinguish users without login.
You can verify on the server whether the anonymous user identification key issued by the SDK is valid.
You can retrieve the personal information or age group information the user has agreed to share.
You can log in with a Toss account and receive an authorization code.
You can use server APIs such as AccessToken issuance, user information lookup, and disconnecting login connections.
You can use features such as Toss certificate signing or checking whether Toss Login is linked.
You can proceed with in-app purchases in the App Store or Play Store.
You can check the in-app purchase order status on the server.
You can open the Toss Pay payment window and proceed with one-time payment or recurring payment authentication.
You can use server APIs for Toss Pay payment execution, status lookup, refunds, and more.
You can use Toss Points reward payouts or friend invitation features.
You can use APIs for generating Toss Points payout keys and executing reward payouts.
You can send test messages, single messages, and bulk messages from the server.
You can ask the user for consent to receive notifications.
You can create a Toss share link or open a message sharing window.
You can request users to write an app review at a time when they are likely to feel satisfied.
You can use ad features such as interstitial ads, rewarded ads, and AdMob ads.
You can record click, impression, screen entry, and user behavior events.
You can check the server APIs required for Data SDK integration.
You can retrieve or subscribe to screen margin values so they are not hidden by notches or rounded corners.
You can control actions such as closing the screen, setting orientation, keeping the screen always on, and preventing capture.
You can use device features such as opening external URLs, camera, album, contacts, location, and haptics.
You can check or request device permissions such as camera, location, photo library, contacts, and clipboard.
You can retrieve text stored in the clipboard or copy text.
You can save a Base64 file to the device or open a PDF file in the native viewer.
You can use Game Center leaderboard, game profile, and score registration features.
You can save and read user information on the device.
You can check information such as the runtime environment, Toss app version, network status, server time, and language.
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