# OpcIdentityTokenInfo Class

<span class="api-meta">since v2.58</span>

<dl class="api-definition">
<dt>Namespace</dt>
<dd><a href="../namespaces/opc.uafx">Opc.UaFx</a></dd>
<dt>Assembly</dt>
<dd>Opc.UaFx.Advanced.dll</dd>
<dt>Package</dt>
<dd>Opc.UaFx.Advanced v2.59.0</dd>
<dt>Members</dt>
<dd><a href="./members">OpcIdentityTokenInfo Members</a></dd>
</dl>

Describes the identity a client stated, without any secret it stated along with it.

## Syntax

<div class="api-signature" data-lang="csharp">

```csharp
public class OpcIdentityTokenInfo
```

</div>

<div class="api-signature" data-lang="vbnet">

```vbnet
Public Class OpcIdentityTokenInfo
```

</div>

## Inheritance

[Object](https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet/api/system.object) → **OpcIdentityTokenInfo**

## Derived types

- [OpcCertificateIdentityTokenInfo](https://www.traeger.de/en/docs/development/opcua/api/v2.59/opc.uafx.opccertificateidentitytokeninfo/)
- [OpcUserNameIdentityTokenInfo](https://www.traeger.de/en/docs/development/opcua/api/v2.59/opc.uafx.opcusernameidentitytokeninfo/)

## Remarks

Unlike an [OpcIdentityToken](https://www.traeger.de/en/docs/development/opcua/api/v2.59/opc.uafx.opcidentitytoken/), which carries the decrypted password or token data, the description is safe to log. An anonymous or issued identity is described by its type alone; the derived classes describe a user name or a certificate.

## Properties

| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| [TokenType](https://www.traeger.de/en/docs/development/opcua/api/v2.59/opc.uafx.opcidentitytokeninfo/members#tokentype) | Gets the type of the identity. |

## Applies to

| Package | Versions |
|---|---|
| Opc.UaFx.Advanced | v2.58–v2.59 |