Authentication
You need to authenticate and signature your requests to access any endpoint in the SenGo API. In this guide, we'll cover how authentication works
Request Header
To authenticate your requests to the SenGo API, you need to include the following headers
| Header Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| X-Client-Key | Your unique API key. This key identifies your application and authorizes access to the API. |
| X-Client-Token | Your secret token. This token serves as a secret key to generate the signature. |
| X-Signature | The signature generated using the HMAC-SHA512 algorithm. It ensures the integrity and authenticity of the request. |
Please ensure that you include these headers in every API request to properly authenticate your application.
Signature
To generate the signature, you can use the following code snippet in your preferred programming language:
# Signature SenGo For PHP Code
$codesignature = hash_hmac('sha512', $key + json_encode($body), $token)
In this code, replace the following variables with the appropriate values:
$key: Your API key.$body: The JSON-encoded request body.$token: Your secret token.
Environment
We currently offer two environments that you can utilize for your application:
Sandbox - https://api.sandbox.sengo.id/api
Production - https://api.sengo.id/api
Please note that the above information is subject to change, and we recommend referring to the latest documentation for accurate details.