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Consent Info

API Description
Use Cases
  • Consent Capture During Onboarding: During a user’s digital or physical registration process, a developer can take advantage of the user’s presence to pre-capture the consent required for the set of APIs the service will use later.
  • In-App Notification for Consent: Developers can push a notification within their application, allowing customers to directly access the consent capture process in an easy-to-access place.
  • Consent Capture Campaigns: Applications can create campaigns via email or other channels to capture consent from substantial portions of their user base.
Benefits
  • Enhanced User Trust and Security: This API reinforces trust by ensuring that privacy management and ownership remain with the API provider. The actual consent capture occurs within the API provider’s secure environment, authenticating the user with their provider credentials.
  • Improved Conversion and User Experience: By leveraging knowledge of their customer, developers can trigger the consent process at the most effective time and channel. This boosts the chances of a positive response and avoids friction by first checking if consent is already in place before prompting the user.
  • Flexible and Decoupled Integration: The API allows a developer to retrieve the consent URL from a backend server and present it on any device or application interface. This is ideal for pure backend services (e.g., background anti-fraud checks) where a user is not actively using a device, or for services on devices with limited interaction capabilities.

API Portfolio: Service Management

SubProject Wiki: N/a, Independent Sandbox, See API Wiki
(incl. how to meet the team)

API Wiki: Consent Info

API Repository: Consent Info

API Repository Status: Sandbox

API Status: Initial

API Version(s) and Release Date(s):

  • v0.1.0 (18.09.2025), Fall25 meta-release

API availability: Information which APIs are available in which country and network, and how to get access can be found on the GSMA public launch status page.

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