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# Getting your API keys

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**Prerequisite**: You must obtain your Digital River API credentials before accessing your keys in the Digital River Dashboard. See [Getting started](/digital-river-api/quick-start-guide.md) for instructions.
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To get your keys, sign in to the [Digital River Dashboard](https://dashboard.digitalriver.com/login). The API keys page displays your public key in the **Token** column under **Standard keys**.

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To see your confidential (secret) key:

1. Click **Reveal token** or **Reveal test token** next to **Confidential** to open the password dialog box.\
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2. Provide your password and click **Authenticate**. The **Token** field under **Standard keys** will display the confidential key.


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