TooThree Whitepaper
  • Introduction
  • Token Ecosystem
    • Enjoy and Earn (E&E) Model
    • The TOO3 Token
    • User Experience
  • Revenue Models
    • Token Allocation
  • Key Team Members
  • Roadmap
  • IP Business
  • Market Potential
  • API Documentation
    • Base URL
    • Authentication
    • Endpoint
    • Conclusion
  • TOO3 Exchange Integration
    • Public Services
    • Running a Full Node
    • Access via Node Command Line Interface (CLI)
    • SDKs
    • Important: Ensuring Transaction Finality​
  • Conclusion
  • FAQ
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  1. API Documentation

Authentication

a) API Key Generation: Users can generate their API keys by logging into their TOO3 account and navigating to the API settings section. They can then create a new API key and securely store it for authentication purposes.

b) API Key Usage: Once users obtain their API key, they must include it in the request headers of API calls to authenticate their requests. The API key should be included in the Authorization header as a Bearer token.

Authentication is required for certain endpoints. The TOO3 API currently supports API key authentication. Please include your API key in the request headers as follows:

Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
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