Keep your customer information more secure by leveraging the same user authentication system used by Amazon.com. Login with Amazon is based on OAuth 2.0, which has been broadly adopted for user-authorized exchanges across sites.
When you add Amazon Pay, millions of Amazon buyers can log in and pay on your website or mobile devices with the information already stored in their Amazon account. Learn more
Query strings and URL fragments in Login with Amazon responses
When using an implicit grant, the Login with Amazon SDK for JavaScript can return the access token as a URL fragment, rather than a query string. Why does this happen? How is the access token utilized? Learn more
Using the Login with Amazon WordPress plugin
One of many plugins available to help you integrate Login with Amazon into your website is the plugin for WordPress, allowing content creators to use their Amazon credentials to log in, giving them one less ID/password combination to remember. Learn more
Troubleshooting the Login with Amazon WordPress plugin
Did you know configuring curl can prevent certain errors in the Login with Amazon WordPress Plugin? Learn more