Some time ago, I implemented and wrote about how to perform user registration and authentication in Ktor here. I didn’t implement the refresh token mechanism because it wasn’t something I thought was important, but as the software evolved and more use cases arose, the need for a refresh authentication token became apparent.

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Learn how to implement access and refresh tokens for server-side and client-side authentication and authorization in Ktor and Android.

Access and Refresh Tokens for Server and Client-Side Authentication and Authorization