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# RASP compatibility notes

## Overview

NFC Wallet SDK includes a RASP (runtime application self-protection) component.

Some third-party security libraries can conflict with it. These conflicts can cause SDK errors, crashes, or payment flow hangs.

## Known incompatibilities

### Child process tracing the parent process

If a module or library spawns a child process, and that child process traces the parent process, NFC Wallet SDK can detect a conflict and return `DEVICE_SUSPICIOUS`.

Known examples:

* OneSpan
* DexGuard (DebugBlocker)
* AppDome
* Promon

### SIGTRAP handler overrides

If a module or library registers or overrides the SIGTRAP handler after NFC Wallet SDK initialization, your **digital wallet application** can crash or hang during payment flows.

## Recommendations

1. Avoid combining NFC Wallet SDK with third-party RASP providers when possible.
2. If you must use a library that registers SIGTRAP handlers, initialize it **before** initializing NFC Wallet SDK.


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