# Plugin Installation

Run the following command inside your React Native project to install the latest version of the plugin:

```shell
npm install uqudosdk-react-native --save
```

**Android**

**Note:** For versions greater than 0.61.5 and less than 0.70, you may encounter an issue detailed in this GitHub ticket <https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/29377>. We tested the workaround mentioned in this comment <https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/29377#issuecomment-852926468> and successfully ran the SDK. However, we recommend using version 0.70 or above to avoid this issue going forward. **Before applying the workaround, test your current version first. If you encounter the same issue, then proceed with the suggested fix**.

**iOS**

Please follow the steps described in [Xcode Environment Setup](https://docs.uqudo.com/docs/kyc/uqudo-sdk/ios/prepare-environment#xcode-environment-setup-for-ios).

**Note**: The uqudo SDK requires OpenSSL framework but **uqudosdk-react-native** package doesn't include automatically this dependency because React-Native comes already with that framework included. But in release mode the framework seems not to be linked and therefore not included in the final build of the application causing a crash at the startup of the application. If that is your case you have to link and include the framework as per the screenshot below (click + and select OpenSSL.xcframework):

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