We’re happy to announce the release of the updated Venly Developer Portal, and with it a bunch of new features! As usual, the dev team at Venly has been hard at work, making your experience and interactions with our products better.

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See below for the key highlights of this release for respectively the dashboard, authentication, configuration and usage:

1. Portal dashboard

API requests

• Displays the number of API requests made in production and sandbox environments.
• Shows the number of errors.
• Click on Details for a comprehensive view of your API requests.

Track compute unit usage

• Shows the number of consumed and remaining compute units.
• Click on Manage to handle your subscription plan.
• Learn more about compute units here.

Explore external integrations

• Quick access to all Venly integrations.
• Click on each integration to view the documentation or getting started guide.

2. Authentication

Get your API credentials

• Provides access credentials for the widget and API services.
• Toggle between production and sandbox credentials.
• Learn more about authentication here.

Explore API endpoints

• View authentication and API service endpoints.
• Toggle between sandbox and production environments.
• Read about our environments here.

See login events

• Track login events including date, time, and IP address.
• Monitor this section for any suspicious login attempts.

Enable Attack Mode

• Immediately stop all incoming traffic during a security issue.
• Activate to protect your platform from unauthorized access.
• Read our API security guide here.

3. Configuration

Wallet API setup

• Create and configure webhooks.
• Enable or disable wallet exporting permission.
• Use the Matic and Avalanche faucet for the sandbox environment.
• More details here.

NFT API setup

• Create and configure webhooks.
• More details here.

Configure widget

• Configure initialization and log-out URLs.
• Upload your company logo for the widget.
• Add a description about your company.
• More details here.

4. Usage

Get usage details

• Shows total number of requests, compute units consumed, and errors.
• Filter results based on time period and component (e.g., Authentication, Wallet API, NFT API).
• Learn how to track compute unit usage here.

We have no doubt these updates will improve your experience with our Venly products.

‍Schedule a meeting with one of our experts or start building right away via our Developer Portal.