Proposal: BankID "order ref token", not sure about naming#22
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Just one issue, otherwise I think it look good.
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Not sure this is a good idea. Only to be used for the "same device" flow.
We want to let twofer create and sign a JWT token when a BankID auth/sign is initiated. Which stores an encrypted orderRef, and the IP number of the client in its claims.
This token should then be verified in the collect endpoint. Where we make sure the IP stored in the token matches with the IP that called collect. and we decrypt the orderRef and use that for the collect request to the BankID API.