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How can a single Paywall account recognize users across different websites?

by Will66
3 replies
We are looking at how a Paywall can be used by multiple publications, but its users would have a single login to the Paywall.

Our goal: when a user creates an account in the Paywall on SiteA and then goes to SiteB, which also uses the Paywall, the user is recognized and would not need to log in. Is this possible using browsers that don't support third-party cookies.

Thanks,
Will
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  • Profile picture of the author KHOMINI
    Paywall account is a very important question. I need details about my Paywall account.
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  • Profile picture of the author WayCoolJr
    If I understand, you are talking about "federation."

    Federated Identity is a company that provides something along these lines. You may want to check them out.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jim Symonds
    If both sites A and B use the same database, then this is possible without 3rd party cookies, by using the IP address. The issue is, not everyone has a static IP.

    But if these 2 visits are designed to happen back to back, this may not really be an issue.

    The fail safe is to force a login if no IP match is made.
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