The Android Bridge SDK will provide a native Android host for embedding GBG GO web journeys inside your Android app, with the same capability system as the iOS Bridge SDK — camera capture, NFC, biometrics, and more.Documentation Index
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The Android Bridge SDK is currently in development. This page will be updated with installation instructions, quick start guides, and code examples when the SDK is available.
What to expect
The Android SDK will follow the same architecture as the iOS Bridge SDK:- Load a GBG GO web journey in an Android
WebView - Fulfil native capability requests from the web journey (camera, NFC, biometrics)
- Typed capability slots for declaring supported features
- Automatic capability query response
- Zero or minimal external dependencies
Prepare your integration now
While the Android SDK is in development, you can prepare by:- Set up your server-side integration using the Core SDK to handle authentication, journey creation, and token generation.
- Familiarise yourself with the capability model by reading the TypeScript Bridge SDK documentation — the Android SDK will use the same messaging protocol.
- Review the iOS SDK for a preview of the native host patterns — the Android SDK will mirror this architecture.