Getting access
Anis staff set up access to the Anis Partner API for each partner. This page says how to ask, what Anis needs from you and what you receive.
How to ask
Write to support@anis.ly. It is the one address for your integration: asking for access, a key to replace, or a refusal you cannot explain.
What to send
| What | Why |
|---|---|
| The Anis business account you will buy for | Your application pays from this account’s wallets |
| The networks you will call from — the public addresses or ranges of your servers | A call from any other address is refused as insufficient_scope |
| The calls your system needs — for example the catalogue, orders and reveals | Anis staff grant your application only the permissions it needs |
| A technical contact: name, email address and phone number | Usually the developer who will enrol the key. Anis emails the invitation to this address, and after the key is submitted Anis staff phone this number to check its safety code |
What you receive
- Your application. Anis staff create it with its permissions, networks, optional limits and the wallets it
may use. Every wallet is in Libyan dinars (
LYD). - The address to call. It is the only setting there is — see below.
- An invitation to enrol your first key, sent by email to your technical contact from
no-reply@anis.ly. It carries the key id, the invitation — an invitation id and a single-use enrolment token — and the address the key works at, and is valid for 24 hours, so enrol when it arrives — Enrol a key gives the steps. An email for the sandbox says so in its subject ([Sandbox · تجريبي]) and in a banner at the top. - A phone call from Anis staff to your technical contact, after your key is submitted. They ask you to read out the key’s safety code, which your software shows you, and make the key live once it matches.
Anis staff never ask for your invitation
The invitation is sent only by email, and only you use it. If someone asks you for it — by phone, chat or email — do not give it. Write to support@anis.ly instead.
If the invitation expires before you use it, or the email does not arrive, write to support@anis.ly: Anis staff can send it again, or restart the enrolment.
How long it takes
Anis staff tell you, when you write, how long setting up your access will take.
One address per deployment
Each Anis deployment is fully separate — its own address, keys and data. A key enrolled with one deployment means nothing to another, so enrol a key for each deployment you call. If Anis gives you the address of a test deployment, it is a separate deployment like any other.
One address for questions
For anything about your integration, write to support@anis.ly and quote the requestId
of any call you ask about. To report a security issue, see Security. Next:
Enrol a key.