Client credentials are a pair of values, typically consisting of a Client ID and a Client Secret, that are used to authenticate and authorize applications to access APIs and services. The Client ID is a public identifier for the application, while the Client Secret is a confidential value known only to the application and the authorization server. Together, they ensure that the application accessing the API is legitimate and has the necessary permissions.
Upon completion of the KYC process and signing the contractual agreement, we will issue your client credentials. These credentials consist of a Client ID and a Client Secret, which you will use to authenticate your API requests. They ensure secured interactions with our Collection API, allowing you to submit claims and manage your data efficiently.
Once your KYC verification is successful and the contract is signed, our team will generate your unique client credentials. These credentials will be sent to you via a secure communication channel to ensure their confidentiality and integrity. Make sure to store these credentials securely, as they are critical for accessing our collection API.
To utilize the collection API, you will need to include your client credentials in your API requests. Here’s a brief overview of how to use them:
Note: If you encounter any issues or have questions regarding your client credentials, our support team is here to assist you.