What are ID tokens?

ID tokens are JSON web tokens (JWT). These ID tokens consist of a header, payload, and signature. The header and signature are used to verify the authenticity of the token, while the payload contains the information about the user requested by your client. The v1.0 and v2.0 ID tokens have differences in the information they carry.

What is the difference between v1.0 and v2.0 ID tokens?

The v1.0 and v2.0 ID tokens have differences in the information they carry. The version is based on the endpoint from where it was requested. While existing applications likely use the Azure AD endpoint (v1.0), new applications should use the "Microsoft identity platform" endpoint (v2.0).

What are crypto tokens?

1 Crypto tokens are a type of cryptocurrency that represents an asset or specific use and resides on their blockchain. 2 Tokens can be used for investment purposes, to store value, or to make purchases. 3 Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies used to facilitate transactions (making and receiving payments) along the blockchain. More items...

What are protocol tokens?

These protocols issue tokens that perform a wide variety of functions but can also be traded or held like any other cryptocurrency. Governance tokens These are specialized DeFi tokens that give holders a say in the future of a protocol or app, which (being decentralized) don’t have boards of directors or any other central authority.