Authentication Template
Authentication Template in BizMagnets is a pre-approved message format specifically used for sending authentication-related information, such as One-Time Passwords (OTPs) or account verification code.
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Authentication Template in BizMagnets is a pre-approved message format specifically used for sending authentication-related information, such as One-Time Passwords (OTPs) or account verification code.
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These templates must be approved by WhatsApp before use to ensure they comply with their guidelines for transactional and security-related messages. This ensures secure and compliant delivery of sensitive information via WhatsApp.
Here's a step-by-step guide to create an authentication template:
Navigate to the Templates section and click on the option to create a new template.
You will be prompted to fill in several fields. Choose a unique name for your template, select the category as 'Authentication (OTP)', and select 'No' for Allow Category Changes. Additionally, specify the language for your template.
Enter the message body content for the template.
This indicates the duration (in seconds) for which the message can be delivered after it is sent; once expired, the message can no longer be sent to the user.
This specifies the time period within which the user must use the OTP before it expires, enhancing security by ensuring that the OTP is valid only for a limited duration.
Buttons are interactive elements that can be included in the message, allowing users to take actions (like verifying or resending the OTP) directly from the WhatsApp interface, improving user engagement and experience.
Submit it for approval. You should receive feedback on the approval status within a few hours to a few days.
The OTP authentication process via BizMagnets is an effective way to securely verify users. By using approved OTP templates, businesses can enhance user experience and maintain compliance with WhatsApp’s guidelines. Proper implementation and adherence to security practices are essential for the success of OTP-based authentication.