Fixed Authentication Flow Docs #87
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Updated the 'expires_at' field to reflect Unix timestamp in seconds instead of milliseconds and adjusted the signing process to use BigInt for 'expires_at'.
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Dec 1, 2025
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@philanton @nksazonov idea for future releases: if we include <application_name> in EIP712Domain instead of domain:, then this app name would be shown in metamask header
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This pull request updates the off-chain authentication documentation to clarify the handling of session key expiration and EIP-712 signature creation. The most important changes are grouped below:
Session Key Expiration Format
expires_atfield in the session key policy to require a 10-digit Unix timestamp in seconds, not milliseconds, and clarified that it must match the EIP-712uint64type.EIP-712 Signature Structure and Example
EIP712Domaintype from the signature example, simplifying the domain to only include thenamefield.expires_atas a BigInt in seconds and clarified the format forallowances.viemfor signing EIP-712 typed data, specifying the domain, types, and message fields, and emphasizing the need forexpires_atto be a BigInt foruint64.Updated the 'expires_at' field to reflect Unix timestamp in seconds instead of milliseconds and adjusted the signing process to use BigInt for 'expires_at'.