The One Stop API uses API keys to authenticate requests. These API keys can be generated within the dashboard and must be supplied with each request.
Why API Key
An API key is an identifier assigned to an API client, used to authenticate an application calling the API. It is typically a unique alphanumeric string included in the API call, which the API receives and validates. APIs use keys to keep track of usage and identify invalid or malicious requests.
Please remember to:
- Keep your keys secure
- Rotate your API keys on a frequent basis
- Never store your API keys in a publicly-accessible location