To get started using the IPQS Unity Fraud Detection SDK, log in to your IPQS account and create a new app by clicking here or click the Create App button from inside the Mobile Fingerprint SDK dashboard once logged in.

After logging in, click Manage next to any app, and we'll provide customized directions for setting up and using the IPQS Fingerprinting SDK.

Each app is assigned a unique API key you can use to make requests to our Proxy and VPN Detection API, Email Verification API, and Mobile Fingerprint SDK.

1. Unzip the package and place all files in your project's <Project Root>/Assets/Plugins  folder. You may not need all files included in the package. See SDK File List & Descriptions and Plugin File Placement for more details.
   
   
2. Add the following package according to Unity's "Adding and Removing" instructions:
   
   

   Package	Description
   Newtonsoft.Json	Used for all json conversions. Import using the git URL com.unity.nuget.newtonsoft-json Use version 3.2.1 or later. Earlier releases may work, but were not tested and not guaranteed.

   
   
   
3. Adjust the Unity Player Settings for your project. See Project Player Settings for a list of all player settings.
   
   
4. There may be additional installation steps specific to your platform. Complete any platform-specific installation steps:
   
   

   Warning: iOS builds require some additional set up in XCode after the initial Unity build. Cleaning the build will require repeating these steps. See Testing and Building in XCode for details.

   
   
   • Standalone Builds (Windows, Linux, and MacOS) and when testing in Unity's editor
   • Android Builds
   • iOS Builds
   • Testing and Building in XCode
   • All Other Builds
     
     
5. Add the necessary code to integrate the Unity SDK into your project. See Using the SDK for complete code examples and detailed descriptions of parameters, methods, and best practices.
   
   
6. Access your score details. A full description of the IPQSResults object can be found at IPQSResults Object.

Listed below are all the different files available and what platforms they are used for. Your game will require the Main SDK as well as whatever fingerprinter(s) match your build type.

The target framework for all .dll files is .Net Standard 2.1 so all projects can build with both .Net Standard and .Net Framework. Place the files necessary to your game in your project's <Project Root>/Assets/Plugins folder and configure them for the appropriate platform.

All IPQualityScore plugins should be placed in your project's <Project Root>/Assets/Plugins folder.

Then, for each plugin, you must select the correct platform type located under Select platforms for plugin. If you prefer, Unity will use added folders to automatically set platforms.

Plugin File Placement:

Platform Automation Using Folders:

Each SDK is directly affected by the following Unity Player Settings. The list is not comprehensive.