# Auth

To obtain a JWT token for accessing AUTH endpoints, users should follow a two-step process. First, they need to submit their public signer address and account addres to the endpoint by making a GET request to `/sign/request_sign_data?user=<signer_account|starknet_account>account=<starknet_account>`.&#x20;

After receiving the message to sign, users must sign the following typed message with their private key.

The second step involves submitting the signed message to the endpoint `/sign/auth` using a POST request. In the request data, users should provide a JSON object containing the message (msg) as an integer and the signature (r and s) as a list of integers. The structure of the JSON data should be as follows:

&#x20;`{'msg': <msg integer>, 'signature': [<r integer>, <s integer>]}`.

It's important to note that the HTTP status code for both steps is always 200, indicating successful communication and processing of the request.

In Python, one can use `message_signature` from the **starknet\_py** library to sign the message to obtain a signature. For reference please check [SDK](/layerakira-documentation/integration/sdk.md) section.


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