App requests platform key or remote signature
CryptoTokenKit target architecture
MOB · PROVIDER / SDK PROFILE
Plan native Apple and mobile integration without overstating platform or release readiness.
CUSTOMER PROBLEM
Apple and mobile platforms impose native extension, entitlement and secure-keystore constraints that must be validated before promising equivalent desktop behavior.
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC IMPLEMENTATION FLOW
CryptoTokenKit, platform keystores, remote signing and biometric transaction confirmation where approved. Architecture note, platform dependency review, prototype results and approved release gate.
CryptoTokenKit target architecture
Keychain and secure-enclave integration assessment
Android/iOS remote-signing flows
Biometric transaction confirmation
Mobile SDK lifecycle and app-store constraints
Prototype and platform-dependency register
NAMED COMPONENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The descriptions below state concrete technical behaviour rather than generic support language.
Defines the CryptoTokenKit extension, token session and keychain interaction needed for macOS applications to discover and invoke approved keys.
Assesses Secure Enclave and Keychain capabilities against required algorithms, key export rules, attestation and remote-service dependencies.
Implements Android and iOS remote-signing journeys with device binding, application authentication, consent and server-side protected keys.
Uses biometric or device-authentication confirmation to bind a human decision to a displayed transaction rather than treating biometrics as key storage.
Tracks SDK, OS, device, entitlement, app-signing and app-store review dependencies that can change independently of Mobile-ID code.
Publishes architecture notes and prototype results first; support is opened only after platform-specific security and compatibility gates pass.
CryptoTokenKit, platform keystores, remote signing and biometric transaction confirmation where approved.
A pinned provider/SDK build, sample application, test key backend and diagnostics are supplied for repeatable integration.
One named application and runtime are integrated with exact algorithms, key backend, test corpus and rollback.
Signed packages, compatibility matrix, upgrade policy, monitoring and support ownership govern broader rollout.
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC BOUNDARIES
These points come from the product profile, not from a shared disclaimer.
NEXT STEP
Validate the target use case, platform dependency and release gate.