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title: "Creating Confidential Application in Oracle Cloud"
slug: "creating-confidential-application-in-oracle-cloud"
updated: 2026-09-07T12:13:05Z
published: 2026-09-07T12:13:05Z
canonical: "docs.britive.com/creating-confidential-application-in-oracle-cloud"
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# Creating Confidential Application in Oracle Cloud

1. Log in to the Oracle Cloud Console with administrator privileges.
2. Click **Identity & Security** from the navigation menu.
3. Click **Domains** from the **Identity** section.
4. Click **Default** domain.
5. Select the **Integrated Applications** tab.
6. Click **Add Application**. In the **Add Application** page:
  1. Select **Confidential Application** and click **Launch Workflow**.
  2. Enter **Name** and **Description** of the confidential app.
7. Click **Submit**.
8. In the **Configure OAuth** section inside the newly created confidential application:
  1. Click **Edit OAuth configuration**.
  2. On the **Configure OAuth** pane, select **Configure this application as client now**.
  3. Under **Authorization**, select Grant **Client credentials.**
  4. Under **Client type**, select **Trusted**.
9. Under **Certificate**, click on **Import Certificate.**
10. Enter the alias name and upload the Britive WIF certificate downloaded using this step ([Downloading WIF Certificate](/v1/docs/downloading-wif-certificate)), and then click **Import**.
11. Click **Submit**.
12. Select **Activate** from the drop-down list at the top of the page to activate the application.

Copy the client ID and client secret from **General Information**. These are used to generate an access token that is used to make the OCI REST API calls in the next steps.

For more information about adding a confidential application in OCI, see [Adding a Confidential Application](https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Identity/applications/add-confidential-application.htm).