Tylt: API Documentation
  • Introduction
    • Introduction
    • Getting Started
    • Generating API Keys
    • Signing API Payloads
    • Important Concepts
    • Merchant Verification
    • Tylt Prime (UPI to Crypto Solution)
      • API Reference
        • Create a Pay-in Instance
        • Create a Pay-out Instance
        • Webhook for Tylt Prime
        • Get Instance Information
        • Get Pay-In Transaction Information
        • Get Pay-Out Transaction Information
    • Tylt Prime (UPI to Crypto Solution - H2H)
      • API Reference ( Pay-In)
        • Create a Pay-in Instance
        • Buyer Confirms Payment
        • Webhook for Tylt Prime
        • Get Instance Details
        • Get Pay-In Transaction Information
        • Get List of Fiat Currency and Supported Payment Methods
        • Get List of Supported Crypto Currency for Settlement
        • Get Conversion Rates
  • Tylt CPG (Crypto Payment Gateway)
    • API Reference
      • Accept Crypto Payments
        • Creating a Pay-in Request
        • Get Pay-In Transaction History
        • Get Pay-In Transaction Information
      • Make Crypto Payouts
        • Creating a Payout Request
        • Get Pay-Out Transaction History
        • Get Pay-Out Transaction Information
      • Supporting API's
        • Get Supported Crypto Currencies List
        • Get Supported Fiat Currencies
        • Get Account Balance / Holdings
        • Get Supported Crypto Networks
        • Supported Base Currency List
      • Webhook
    • Use Cases
      • E-commerce Flow
      • Withdrawal Flow
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  • Storing Your API Keys
  1. Introduction

Generating API Keys

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Last updated 7 months ago

To use the Tylt API, you need to generate a pair of API keys (API Key and Secret Key). If you have multiple merchant accounts will have their own unique API Key and API Secret.

Follow these steps to generate your keys:

  1. Navigate to Settings > Business in your tylt.money Dashboard.

  2. Click the "Generate Key" button.

  3. Once clicked, you’ll be provided with two keys:

    • API Key: This key is included in the Authorization header of your API requests. It identifies your account in each interaction.

    • Secret Key: This key is used to encrypt the payloads you send to the API and decrypt the responses. It must be kept confidential and should never be exposed in client-side code.

Storing Your API Keys

Immediately after generating your API Key and Secret Key, make sure to securely store both. These keys cannot be retrieved after the initial generation, and if you lose or compromise them, you will need to generate a new set of keys.

Important: Ensure that both keys are stored securely in a password manager or encrypted storage. If you suspect your keys have been compromised, it’s essential to regenerate them immediately to maintain the security of your account.