Overview
Sandbox
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Three fields and you have sandbox keys. Nothing here commits you to anything, and nothing here touches a production system.
Your company already has one? — it is issued to the company, so you join theirs rather than starting a second.
We sent a six-digit code to verify the address. It is the only thing standing between you and a sandbox.
Sent to .
Two answers. They decide which routes are mounted on your keys, and which are refused outright.
Sandbox keys are live. Identity is mocked, money and records are not real, and the chain enforces exactly the same constraints as production — including the ones that refuse.
Copy the secret now — it is hashed at rest and this is the only time it is shown. Rotate it from Keys if you lose it.
A sandbox belongs to a company, not to whoever created it. Sign in with your work address and you land in your company’s, with whatever role you were given.
No sandbox yet? — three fields, no card.
Six digits, valid for ten minutes. Codes sign a person in; keys let a machine in — the two are never the same credential.
Sent to .