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Authorization

Authorization

Some API routes require an authorization token and some don’t need one.

Provider Secret Key

After successfully registering, each provider gets a uniquely generated Secret Key, which they can use in an HTTP request for authenticating with the FSL & FCL.

Only encrypted versions of the secret key are stored on FSL, so the provider needs to keep it in a secure place, we also have options to revoke or create a new secret key

To authorize, send your secret key in headers with key secret-key

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Last updated on March 7, 2023