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Integration

AgeGO offers two integration paths, depending on the level of control and flexibility you need.

  • Overlay (client-side): A drop-in JavaScript snippet that renders an overlay on top of your pages and masks content until verification is complete. Fastest to launch, minimal or no backend work.

  • S2S (server-to-server): A backend workflow where your server decides who and when to send to AgeGO for verification and handles callbacks. Requires development effort but offers maximum flexibility.

How It Works

At a high level, both integration paths follow the same logical flow, with differences in how verification is triggered.

1

A visitor requests a page on your site.

2

Your site triggers AgeGO:

  • Overlay: the JavaScript snippet displays the verification overlay directly on the page.

  • S2S: your server redirects selected users to AgeGO for verification.

3

AgeGO performs the configured verification checks (for example: Selfie, Credit Card, SMS).

4

Your site receives the verification result via redirect or callback and:

  • grants access, or

  • denies access, depending on the result.

Choose Your Integration Path

When a site is created in the AgeGO Admin Panel, site owners are presented with three integration options under Integrate AgeGO with your website:

Recommended for most websites.

  • Add one JavaScript snippet.

  • AgeGO opens as an overlay.

  • No backend setup required.

  • Automatic handling of user interface and verification flow.

  • Ideal for publishers, platforms, and most online services.

Open Modal Integration Guide

Server-to-Server (S2S)

Recommended for platforms needing deeper control.

  • Backend-driven sequence.

  • You manage redirects and session validation.

  • Works well for mobile apps, regulated industries, and custom flows.

  • Requires handling callbacks and checking verification status.

Open S2S Integration Guide

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