API Keys
The API Keys page allows users to generate, manage, and secure API keys required to integrate TreSori Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS) into their applications. These keys enable secure communication between your application and TreSori services.
Step-1: Navigate to API key section on the dashboards left side menu.

Step-2: At the top of the page, users must select a project to manage its API keys. Select the project from the dropdown menu for which they want to generate the API keys.

Note: Only enabled projects are available for API key generation. Disabled projects will not appear in the project selection list.

API Keys Section

This section displays all API keys associated with the selected project.
If no API keys exist for this spevific Project, a “No API Keys” message is displayed.
Users can generate their first API key by clicking the Generate API Key button.

Once generated, API keys will be listed here with relevant details (such as status and creation date).
Step-3: Click on "Generate API Key"
Step-4: Once click the button user will get a modal pop-up, to provide Name of API key.

Upon providing a valid key name, the Generate Key button is activated, allowing the user to proceed.

This screen is displayed once an API key has been successfully generated for the selected project.
As soon as user hit the "Create Key" button the system will create a key and redirected to the API key Page.

Key Details Displayed
API Key Name – Shows the name assigned to the API key (e.g., TEST KKR).
Status – Indicates whether the API key is Active or Inactive.

The Masked API Key Value ensures security by displaying only a partial portion of the API key, preventing full exposure.
Users can temporarily reveal the complete key using the View icon when required, while the Copy icon allows them to securely copy the API key for use in their application without manually exposing it.

Generate Additional Keys
Users can create more API keys for the same project by clicking Generate API Key.
Multiple keys can be maintained to support different environments (e.g., development, staging, production).

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