How to activate an API license in Secure Exchanges
Activating an API license allows you to use the advanced features of Secure Exchanges in your applications. Here are the steps to follow:
You can find the API and SDK help documentation here: https://help.secure-exchanges.com
1. Log in to the online portal
Log in to your account via the Secure Exchanges online portal.
📌 If you don't know how to log in to the Secure Exchanges online portal, follow this procedure: How to log in to your account on the Secure Exchanges online portal?2. Assign the API license
In the user management interface:
Assign the API license to a valid email address.
If the user does not yet exist, create them first.
To learn more about each of these options, we invite you to click on the corresponding hyperlinks (word in orange).
3. Generate API information
Once the license has been assigned:
Click on the key icon 🔑 (as shown in the image above).
An email containing the API information (email, serial, API ID, API password) will be sent to the assigned email address.
⏱ Important : The setup email is valid for 15 minutes only .
🔐 You will need to decrypt it with the password displayed on the screen at the time of sending.
🔐 You will need to decrypt it with the password displayed on the screen at the time of sending.
Once you have retrieved the information, you can configure your API integration with the correct settings. If you need assistance with the integration, our team is here to help.
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