Hey ! Pretty much, yes. Basically, once the server create the JWT, it'll "sign" it with a secured secret (an overcomplicated string, most likely). When your client send the JWT with the request, the server will "verify" the token, using the secret key you used to sign it.
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Hey ! Pretty much, yes. Basically, once the server create the JWT, it'll "sign" it with a secured secret (an overcomplicated string, most likely). When your client send the JWT with the request, the server will "verify" the token, using the secret key you used to sign it.