Optionally, if you want to use Certificate Pinning and provide metadata for the upload process, pass your public key pinning configuration (see TrustKit repo for more information), the metadata information, and the API type (Gini Pay API is used by default) as follows:
import TrustKit
let yourPublicPinningConfig = [
kTSKPinnedDomains: [
"pay-api.gini.net": [
kTSKPublicKeyHashes: [
// old *.gini.net public key
"cNzbGowA+LNeQ681yMm8ulHxXiGojHE8qAjI+M7bIxU=",
// new *.gini.net public key, active from around June 2020
"zEVdOCzXU8euGVuMJYPr3DUU/d1CaKevtr0dW0XzZNo="
]],
"user.gini.net": [
kTSKPublicKeyHashes: [
// old *.gini.net public key
"cNzbGowA+LNeQ681yMm8ulHxXiGojHE8qAjI+M7bIxU=",
// new *.gini.net public key, active from around June 2020
"zEVdOCzXU8euGVuMJYPr3DUU/d1CaKevtr0dW0XzZNo="
]],
]] as [String: Any]
let viewController = GiniBank.viewController(withClient: client,
configuration: giniBankConfiguration,
resultsDelegate: giniCaptureResultsDelegate,
publicKeyPinningConfig: yourPublicPinningConfig,
documentMetadata: documentMetadata,
api: .default)
present(viewController, animated: true, completion:nil)
The document metadata for the upload process is intended to be used for reporting. You can find out more about it in the Gini Bank API documentation.
Certification pinning requires iOS 12.