Authentication
The DusuPay API uses a key pair (Public and Secret Keys) for authentication. To make an authenticated request to our API, you need to pass custom headers as described in this section.
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The DusuPay API uses a key pair (Public and Secret Keys) for authentication. To make an authenticated request to our API, you need to pass custom headers as described in this section.
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The Public and Secret keys can be copied from the merchant dashboard under the specific merchant account details as described . These keys should be sent as headers with the header names; public-key and secret-key
For most of the API requests, only the public-key header is required. Scenarios that require the secret-key header will be described accordingly.
Content-Type
application/json
YES
x-api-version
API version (currently 1)
YES
public-key
The Public Key as obtained from the merchant account settings
YES
secret-key
The Secret Key as obtained from the merchant account settings. Required for specific situations as the document will guide
NO