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# How to Get API Keys

To work with the Trybit API, you will need to get unique API keys. These keys identify your project and enable secure communication between your platform and the Trybit service. Here's how you can get your API keys:

1. **Log in to your personal account:**

   * Register and log in to your personal account on the Trybit platform.

2. **Create a new project:**

   * Go to «My Projects» in the left menu.
   * Click the «Create a new project» button.
   * In the «How do you want to accept payments» section, select «On your website».
   * Fill in all the required parameters.

3. **Receiving keys:**
   * After creating a project, go to its settings.
   * On the right side of the screen, find the section with your API KEY, SHOP ID and SECRET KEY.

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[How can I add a project?](https://support.trybit.com/getting-started/add-project)
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You now have all the keys you need to work with the Trybit API. Keep them secured and do not share them with third parties.


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