Authentication in apps often suffers from friction due to traditional verification methods like OTPs. Google now offers a verified email credential directly through Android's Credential Manager API. This eliminates the need for users to manually verify their email outside of the app. The API provides developers with a secure way to retrieve verified user claims for various scenarios. The user experience is simplified with a native Android bottom sheet for consent, making the process one-tap. This streamlined approach allows immediate app access after consent, simplifying sign-up and account recovery. Developers should leverage this to accelerate onboarding and reduce reliance on cumbersome verification codes. The API also supports fetching other unverified user data such as name and profile picture. Developers should consider account support policies, as the Google-issued credential currently only supports regular consumer accounts. Complementing Sign in with Google, this API provides a seamless experience for traditional sign-in processes. Integrating the verified email via Credential Manager API reduces onboarding friction and creates a secure authentication journey. Developers are encouraged to explore the integration guide and update their projects.