Case study
Playtech Platform — Native Android SDK for .NET Avalonia: authentication & identity verification
One-page summary: problem, solution, tech, timeline, outcomes, and code ownership.
Case study summary
- 1. Problem: Playtech needed high-assurance authentication that worked natively inside a .NET Avalonia product — including biometrics and OTP — across cashier terminals and end-user mobile devices.
- 2. Solution delivered: moblers built a native Android SDK integrated with Avalonia, plus two dedicated native Android authentication apps, with secure terminal-to-mobile session handoff.
- 3. Verified stack boundary: Native Android SDK; .NET Avalonia host integration; OTP; facial biometrics via CAF and Unico; web-based omnichannel session handoff; two standalone native Android authentication apps. The production AAR/binding method, API levels, dependency versions, and security configuration are not publicly disclosed.
- 4. Timeline: End-to-end SDK development, provider integration, and delivery of two dedicated native authentication apps. Exact calendar dates and measurement period are not publicly disclosed.
- 5. Outcomes / metrics: Verified qualitative outcome — unified authentication across terminal and mobile, two biometric provider options, native Android flows, and a cohesive authentication architecture. Latency, accuracy, FAR/FRR, scale, uptime, error, conversion, fraud, cost, satisfaction, before/after, and methodology values are not publicly disclosed.
- 6. Code ownership: Clients received full ownership of the source code, repo, binaries and deployment artefacts.
Playtech FAQ
What did moblers build for Playtech?
A native Android authentication SDK for .NET Avalonia with OTP, CAF & Unico facial auth, two companion apps, and terminal-to-mobile handoff — with full source-code ownership. https://moblers.com/case-studies/playtech/
How was the Android SDK integrated into Avalonia, and what results were measured?
The public record confirms the native Android SDK / .NET Avalonia boundary, OTP, CAF and Unico, web handoff, and two companion apps. Packaging, production APIs, exact security and compatibility settings, and numeric KPIs are not public. A clearly labeled representative integration guide is available at https://moblers.com/projects/playtech/.
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