Oauth V2

The OAuth v2 API provides a comprehensive set of statistics to monitor usage, performance, and account consumption.

In particular, you can access:

1. Overall account statistics
   A general overview including:
   - total number of requests
   - wallet-based requests
   - subscription-based requests
   - number of errors
   - wallet balance
   - number of IPs used
   - total number of active/used APIs
2. List of authorized IPs
   A complete list of IPs associated with API requests.
3. Aggregated statistics per API
   Usage and performance analytics grouped by each API.
4. Detailed statistics per API and endpoint
   Granular insights at endpoint level, with specific metrics for each call.

You can retrieve the list of tokens through:

• the GET /token endpoint, which returns all non-expired tokens
• the GET /token/{token} endpoint, which returns details of a specific token (e.g. expiration date and associated scopes)

Alternatively, the full list of tokens (both sandbox and production) is also available in the Authentication section of the console.

You can check your available credit in two ways:

• by making a request to the GET /wallet endpoint
• via the console, where the updated balance is always visible at the top of the interface

The sandbox token is used to make requests in a test environment and can only be generated after activating a sandbox account.

The production token, on the other hand, is required to perform requests in a live environment. It can only be created for APIs or scopes that have already been activated.

Yes, you can delete a token in two ways:

• from the Authentication section by clicking the trash icon
• via the dedicated endpoint DELETE /token/{token}

You can generate a token in two ways:

• by making a request to the /token endpoint
• by using the tool available in the Authentication section of the console

OAuth 2 allows you to configure tokens with advanced restrictions, not only time-based but also operational. In particular, you can define:

• maximum total number of requests
• number of wallet-based requests
• number of subscription-based requests
• maximum wallet spending limit
• IP restrictions