Passwordless OTP Auth with SMS & WhatsApp with Twilio Verify

We can use Twilio Verify[0] to generate one time passwords (OTPs) with Supabase Auth[1] enabling a convenient and trusted passwordless login flow for our users.
- Read the docs: supabase.com/docs/guides/auth...
- Watch the Expo Quickstart tutorial: • React Native Database ...
[0] www.twilio.com/en-us/trusted-...
[1] supabase.com/auth?...
🎙️ Presented by Thor Schaeff (@thorwebdev go.thor.bio/x)
Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:30 Twilio Verify
01:10 Create a new Twilio Verify Service
01:59 Configure Twilio Verify in Supabase Auth
03:45 Implement password less OTP sign in
07:50 Allow autofill of OTP on iOS
09:00 Switch to WhatsApp OTP
10:38 Email OTP

[@Supabase]

Thanks for watching \o/ Read the docs here: supabase.com/docs/guides/auth/phone-login/twilio?Hca4CKE17I0 and watch the Expo Quickstart tutorial: ruclips.net/video/AE7dKIKMJy4/видео.html

[@user-ze8tz9no8l]

Thanks!

[@developerpaul46]

Hi Supabase, I hope you have alternative SMS OTP verify aside from twilio. It's too pricey here in the Philippines 😅

[@ibrahimkouma6751]

there is vonage and send bird

[@lule-ahmed]

Hey I v a question , why is that my supabase authentication token can't be persisted on subsequent reloads , am using expo and expo secure store

[@Supabase]

Please see the reference for using Expo SecureStore here: supabase.com/docs/guides/getting-started/tutorials/with-expo-react-native?auth-store=secure-store#initialize-a-react-native-app

[@lule-ahmed]

​@@Supabaseis the problem (auth token persistence) being caused by the expo-secure-store limit of (2048 bytes) ?

[@Supabase]

That's likely, therefore please follow the approach outlined in the docs above.

[@TheLarynx]

Why do we spend half the video watching component updates from local auth to phone otp? Doesn't seem relevant.

[@Alphfirm]

Thanks!