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Quick Start for Developers ​

This guide will get you up and running with the trst platform in minutes. You'll learn how to integrate palm vein biometric authentication into your application.

Prerequisites ​

Before starting, ensure you have:

Choose Your Integration Method ​

The trst platform supports two integration paths depending on your hardware setup:

Best for: Organizations that want a complete, ready-to-deploy solution

If you have a TRST-developed terminal, integration is straightforward:

  1. Register your terminal to your project via the dashboard or API
  2. Start using features immediately - the terminal comes pre-configured with:
    • Secure sensor connectivity
    • Authentication handling
    • Data encryption
    • Platform integration

Method 2: Custom Integration with SDKs or Direct API ​

Best for: Organizations building custom solutions or integrating into existing systems

If you're connecting your own PalmSecure sensor to a compatible device, choose one of these approaches:

Our SDKs minimize integration effort by:

  • Streamlining authentication - Automatic credential management and token refresh
  • Simplifying data handling - Type-safe APIs with built-in validation
  • Abstracting complexity - High-level operations for enrollment and verification
  • Ensuring security - Encrypted communication and secure channel setup handled automatically

Available SDKs:

Option B: Direct Device-Com API Integration (Coming Soon) ​

When to use this approach:

  • You prefer direct control over sensor communication
  • You're working in a language without SDK support
  • You need custom sensor interfacing logic

The Device-Com API provides HTTP-based communication with long polling for real-time operations. You'll handle:

  • Sensor registration and secure channel setup
  • Authentication with API keys
  • Direct palm enrollment and verification commands
  • Event handling and error management

View Device-Com API Documentation →