Hi @virtcaio,
- As for security - that depends on the threat model and risks. What will your user lose if the token is exposed? What are the chances for this token to become a “target” for hackers?
The tokens are stored in clear text mode, so anyone with an access to the app builder interface can see these tokens. Regular users don’t have access to this interface.
As for protection of the token in the app itself - I can’t really give a 100% reliable answer. I can’t see the way how native app could be hacked to steal the token (but may be it could?). Also I don’t know the exact way data is being transferred in the webapp.
There was an interesting discussion about possible ways to store tokens for cryptowallets here: Crypto API integration. It may not be related to your question directly but some posts were really useful.
- Unfortunately, there is no “password” field type in Adalo Collections, except of the built-in one for Users collection.
Best regards, Victor.