flutter_wya_verify_sdk 2.2.3

WYA Verify SDK for Flutter. Identity verification with document scanning, liveness detection, and face matching. Supports iOS 14+ and Android API 23+.

Changelog

2.2.3

• Native SDKs: iOS 2.2.3 (was 2.2.2), Android 4.5.4 (was 4.5.2).
• Changed — showSelfieIntroOnce is now Face MATCH only: the enroll capture becomes the reference image every future match compares against, so Face Enroll now ALWAYS shows a new quality-focused intro (good lighting, no hat/glasses/mask, neutral expression). The flag on FaceEnrollParams is ignored (kept for API compatibility).
• Fix (iOS): showSelfieIntroOnce had no effect — the skip logic wasn't wired to the actual intro trigger, so the sheet appeared on every run.
• Fix (iOS) — document camera never focused on non-Pro iPhones (11 through 16 non-Pro, 11/12 Pro): the back camera used a virtual multi-lens device at its default zoom, which selects the ultra-wide lens — fixed-focus on those models, so document photos were permanently blurry. The camera now starts on the wide-angle (1x) lens, which has autofocus on every iPhone; Pro models keep the automatic macro switch for close-up capture.
• Fix — small screens (iPhone SE 1st gen and similar): on the DNI and selfie capture screens (onboarding, face match and face enroll) the titles no longer overlap the guide frame/oval and the hint chip no longer overlaps the footer (both platforms); on iOS the labels also no longer drift below the frame under iOS 15. Dark-scene usability on iOS: lighter scrim on document steps, more visible guide frame, usable torch level (was 10% output), and low-light boost on older hardware.
• Fix (Android): losing the face between the far and near selfie captures left the flow stuck on the near step. It now soft-resets to the far phase (~400ms, no dialog). Also unblocks the tracking-discontinuity security reset and the near-error recovery, which silently no-op'd due to a state-machine guard.

2.2.2

• Native SDKs: iOS 2.2.2 (was 2.2.1), Android 4.5.2 (was 4.5.1).

• New — showSelfieIntroOnce (2FA Selfie): opt-in flag on FaceMatchParams and FaceEnrollParams. When true, the instructional intro sheet is shown only the first time the selfie flow runs on the install; later step-up authorizations go straight to capture. Defaults to false (intro every run), so existing integrations are unchanged.

  await FlutterWyaVerifySdk.startFaceMatch(
    FaceMatchParams(
      publicKey: 'pk_live_xxx',
      operationId: opId,
      nonce: nonce,
      showSelfieIntroOnce: true,
    ),
  );
  

2.2.1

• Native SDKs: iOS 2.2.1 (was 2.2.0), Android 4.5.1 (was 4.5.0).
• Fix — ARG_AUTO document-type auto-detection: the on-device classifier is no longer gated by the server operation config (which defaulted off). It now runs whenever idType is ARG_AUTO and the on-device model is available — previously, operations created server-side fell back to the manual document-type selector.
• License: the package is now proprietary (was Apache-2.0).

2.2.0

• Native SDKs: iOS 2.2.0 (was 2.0.1), Android 4.5.0 (was 4.3.0).
• Fix — Onboarding with a pre-created operation: startOnboarding now forwards operationId + nonce to the native SDK. Before they were dropped, so the SDK always created a new operation (which failed on projects that require a user identifier).
• New — getDeviceId(): returns the persistent device id the SDK sends with every operation, so the host app can correlate its own backend calls.
• Face Match / Enroll: the response now carries the signed result jwt (validate it via the WYA /verify endpoint or JWKS), and the standalone selfie no longer shows the onboarding step counter.
• getSdkVersion() reports the real native version.

2.0.3

• Android SDK 4.3.0 (was 4.1.1):
  • Lottie eliminado; animaciones del intro hero ahora renderizan con Compose Canvas nativo + rememberInfiniteTransition. Nuevo MotionAccessibilityAdapter que respeta reduce-motion del sistema.
  • POM publication fix: el SDK 4.1.1 publicaba un POM incompleto (faltaban material3 / ui / foundation / animation / ui-tooling-preview por un walker que filtraba deps con version == null). Consumers crasheaban con NoClassDefFoundError: ColorSchemeKt al primer launch.
  • Consumer ProGuard rules: el AAR ahora trae un proguard.txt con keep-rules para Retrofit / Gson / JNI / Activities entry points. Sin esto, consumers que minifican (default release con AGP 8+) crasheaban con IllegalArgumentException: Call return type must be parameterized as Call<Foo> al primer API call.
  • Play Integrity bump 1.4.0 → 1.6.0 (Nov 2025 release). API unchanged, fixes de fiabilidad del Standard request flow.
• iOS SDK unchanged (sigue en 2.0.1).
• No Dart API changes — drop-in upgrade from ^2.0.1.

2.0.1

• iOS SDK 2.0.1 (was 2.0.0) — fixes a silent crash on integrator debug builds.
• Plugin podspec no longer sets BUILD_LIBRARY_FOR_DISTRIBUTION = YES — this was forcing the consumer Swift compiler to emit dispatch-thunk calls into the WYA SDK XCFramework, which Swift omits for final members of final classes.
• No Dart API changes — drop-in upgrade from ^2.0.0.

2.0.0

• Android SDK 4.1.1 (was 3.4.0)
• iOS SDK 2.0.0 (was 1.2.7)
• BREAKING: Android minSdkVersion raised from 21 to 23 (Android 6.0). The native SDK 4.x dropped support for API 21-22.
• BREAKING: iOS deployment target raised from 13 to 14. Apple App Attest requires iOS 14+, and the iOS SDK 2.0.0 SwiftUI redesign uses @StateObject (also iOS 14+).
• BREAKING: requires Android Gradle Plugin 8.1+ in consumer apps (was 7.x). Apps must also use JDK 17 and Gradle 8.x.
• BREAKING: consumer iOS app must enable the App Attest capability on Apple Developer portal and add the com.apple.developer.devicecheck.appattest-environment entitlement (development for Debug, production for TestFlight / App Store).
• Plugin bumps Android compileSdk to 36 (Android 16) and targetSdkVersion to 36 for Google Play 2026 compliance.
• Highlights of the Android SDK 4.1.1 bump:
  • Edge-to-edge UI compatible with Android 16
  • 16 KB page-size compliance (Google Play targetSdk 35+)
  • CameraX 1.5.3 (Camera2 backend)
• Dart API unchanged — no code changes needed in your Flutter app. See README.md § Migration notes for the native-side bumps.

1.1.0

• Android SDK 3.4.0

1.0.1

• iOS SDK 1.2.7
• Android SDK 3.3.7

1.0.0

• Initial release of flutter_wya_verify_sdk
• iOS SDK 1.2.3
• Android SDK 3.3.4