Authentication

The API accepts 5 different authentication methods:

Header s2s token (http_api_key)

S2S (server to server) token of your BitLabs app.

Query api token (http_api_key)

ApiToken of your BitLabs app.

Query user (http_api_key)

Unique identifier of the user you are sending to BitLabs. These are passed back to you in callbacks to allow you to identify your users. If possible, use UUIDs, numerical IDs or ASCII strings to avoid formatting issues. Do NOT use JWT or other sensitive tokens to identify your users. We only support up to 65 character long ids.

Header api token (http_api_key)

ApiToken of your BitLabs app.

Header user (http_api_key)

Unique identifier of the user you are sending to BitLabs. These are passed back to you in callbacks to allow you to identify your users. If possible, use UUIDs, numerical IDs or ASCII strings to avoid formatting issues. Do NOT use JWT or other sensitive tokens to identify your users. We only support up to 65 character long ids.

Header bearer token (http)

Enter the token with the Bearer prefix, e.g. "Bearer abcde12345".