Change the name or permissions of an API key
You can change the name and access settings of an API key without generating new credentials. Changes apply immediately.1
In your portal, go to the API keys tab.
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Click the three-dot menu next to the key, then click Edit API key.
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Update the key name and its access.
- If the key is a Master key, turn Allow withdrawals on or off.
- If the key is a Custom key, under Allowed functionality, select the abilities it can use. At least one ability must remain selected.
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Click Save, enter your 2FA code, and click Confirm.
The key type cannot be changed. To switch between Master and Custom access, generate a new key.
Edit the IP whitelist
Update the public IP addresses from which a key can be used to make API requests.1
In your portal, go to the API keys tab.
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Click the three-dot menu next to the key, then click Edit IP whitelist.
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Update the list of allowed IP addresses.
Use either IPv4 or IPv6 format, and separate multiple IP addresses with commas.
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Enter your 2FA code and click Save.
Deactivate an API key
Deactivating a key immediately blocks applications that use it. To reactivate the key later, click Activate next to it and enter your 2FA code. If you no longer need the key, archive it instead.1
In your portal, go to the API keys tab.
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Click Deactivate next to the active API key.
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Optionally add a note, enter your 2FA code, and click Deactivate.
Archive an API key
Archive a key when it is no longer needed, its secret key has been lost, or its credentials may have been compromised.1
In your portal, go to the API keys tab.
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Click the three-dot menu next to the key, then click Archive.
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Optionally add a note, enter your 2FA code, and click Archive.