Mobile / WebView integration - Ripio B2B API

If your app uses React Native, Ionic, Android, or another framework with a WebView component, you can integrate by pointing it at the widget’s hosted page instead of embedding the web component directly.

https://b2b-crypto-widget-front.sandbox.ripio.com/index.html

Use this method only inside a WebView. Loading it in a regular mobile browser is a security risk: the full URL, including the session token, can end up in browser history and be visible to anyone with access to the device.

Pass the token and any other setting as query parameters — see Passing parameters in the URL:

Parameter	Description
`_to`	Session JWT
`_la`	Language (`es`, `pt`, `en`)
`_cu`	Base fiat currency

React Native example

import React from "react";
import { WebView } from "react-native-webview";

export default function App() {
  const baseUrl = "https://b2b-crypto-widget-front.sandbox.ripio.com/index.html";
  const qToken = "_to=<jwt>";
  const qLanguage = "_la=es";
  const qCurrency = "_cu=ars";
  const uri = `${baseUrl}?${qLanguage}&${qCurrency}&${qToken}`;

  return <WebView source={{ uri }} javaScriptEnabled useWebKit />;
}

Other frameworks

Ionic: Web View | Ionic Documentation
Android: Common intents | App architecture | Android Developers

Font customization is done through the CSS custom property --ripio-font-family, not through a URL parameter — see Theming.