Stripe
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Visit Stripe Dashboard -> developer -> API key at this Link
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From there, you can generate two types of API key
- Standard key: These keys will allow you to authenticate API requests without restrictions.
- Restricted key: A restricted key allows only the minimum level of access the service needs while protecting account data it doesn't need. For example, you can create a restricted key that grants read-only access to dispute data.

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Standard Key: Your standard key you will find in this link.
- To use standard key copy secret keys. Which can be used to perform any API request without restriction.

- Restricted API key: you will find it in this link

- Please allow read permission to -> All Connect resources to provide access to the account.

- Please refer to the Stripe documentation at this link for more details.
If you are facing any trouble or need further assistance, please write to [email protected].
Updated 5 months ago