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# Enrollments

**public class** Enrollments extends **Object**

↳ com.onekosmos.blockid.sdk.license

Utility class that helps BlockID SDK to determine what all types of Biometric (Pin, Live ID, device's biometric) and Digital (Drivers License, Passport, etc.) assets are supported for tenant. The Biometric and Digital assets registration is determined based on license module.

### Method Summary

| Type                   | Name                       | Description                                                                                          |
| ---------------------- | -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **BiometricAssets**    | getBiomentricAssets()      | Returns an instance of BiometricAssets class.                                                        |
| **DigitalAssets**      | getDigitalAssets()         | Returns an instance of DigitalAssets class.                                                          |
| **PersonalAssets**     | getPersonalAssets()        | Returns an instance of PersonalAssets class.                                                         |
| **static Enrollments** | getInstance()              | Returns an instance of Enrollments.                                                                  |
| **boolean**            | isBiometricAssetsEnabled() | Checks and returns if any of the Biometric assets (Pin, Live ID, device's biometrics) are enabled.   |
| **boolean**            | isDigitalAssetsEnabled()   | Checks and returns if any of the digital assets (driver's license, SSN, passport, etc.) are enabled. |
| **boolean**            | isPersonalAssetsEnabled()  | Checks and returns if any of the personal assets (email, phone) are enabled.                         |

### Method Detail

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#### getBiomentricAssets

**public** BiometricAssets getBiomentricAssets()

* Returns an instance of BiometricAssets class.

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#### getDigitalAssets

**public** DigitalAssets getDigitalAssets()

* Returns an instance of DigitalAssets class.

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#### getPersonalAssets

**public** PersonalAssets getPersonalAssets()

* Returns an instance of PersonalAssets class.

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#### getInstance

**public static** Enrollments getInstance()

* Returns an instance of Enrollments.

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#### isBiometricAssetsEnabled

**public boolean** isBiometricAssetsEnabled()

* Checks and returns if any of the Biometric assets (Pin, Live ID, device's biometrics) are enabled.

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#### isDigitalAssetsEnabled

**public boolean** isDigitalAssetsEnabled()

* Checks and returns if any of the digital assets (driver's license, passport, etc.) are enabled.

***

#### isPersonalAssetsEnabled

**public boolean** isPersonalAssetsEnabled()

* Checks and returns if any of the personal assets (email, phone) are enabled.


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