API Keys
Overview
API keys are used to authenticate your requests to the Dukka Wallet Service API. This guide explains how to generate, manage, and secure your API keys.Generating API Keys
Requirements
- Active Dukka account
- Access to the Dukka dashboard
- Proper permissions
Steps to Generate
- Log in to your Dukka dashboard
- Navigate to API Settings
- Click “Generate New API Key”
- Configure key permissions
- Save the key securely
Key Management
Best Practices
- Store keys securely
- Rotate keys regularly
- Use different keys for different environments
- Monitor key usage
- Implement proper access controls
Key Types
- Production keys
- Sandbox keys
- Test keys
- Development keys
Security
Key Protection
- Never expose keys in client-side code
- Use environment variables
- Implement proper key storage
- Monitor key usage
- Implement proper access controls
Key Rotation
- Regular key rotation
- Proper key retirement
- Key backup procedures
- Emergency key revocation
Usage
Authentication
- Include key in request headers
- Use proper authentication methods
- Implement proper error handling
- Monitor authentication failures
Headers
Monitoring
Usage Tracking
- Monitor key usage
- Track API calls
- Monitor for suspicious activity
- Implement proper logging
Alerts
- Usage thresholds
- Suspicious activity
- Authentication failures
- Rate limiting
Support
If you need help with API keys:- Check the documentation
- Contact support
- Report issues on GitHub