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Reciprocal OAuth is an OAuth 2.0 Protocol Flows (Grant Type) which simplifies the user experience for each party to obtain Access Tokens from the other.Reciprocal OAuth enables party A to obtain consent from the user to grant access to a protected resource at party A, and to short circuit the OAuth flow by passing an Authorization Code to party B using the Access_token party A obtained from party B to provide party B the context of the user. This simplifies the user experience for each party to obtain acces tokens from the other.Grant Type#
Reciprocal OAuth defines a new Grant Type:- grant_type - REQUIRED - Value MUST be set to "urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:reciprocal".
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