API Keys definition

API Keys means the unique identifiers used to authenticate software and systems attempting to access other software or systems via an application programming interface, or API.
API Keys means the confidential unique security keys, tokens, passwords and/or other credentials for accessing and using the API and managing Your account which is provided by Met Office to You.
API Keys means one or more keys that are provided in respect of Customer’s Platform account, and which enable Customer or a third party with Delegated Access to the Platform and the Matterport Content via a Matterport API.

Examples of API Keys in a sentence

  • We may terminate your rights under these Terms, deny use of the Developer Tools or access to Adobe Services or Adobe Software through your Developer Software, or revoke your assigned API Keys, at any time and for any reason.

  • However, any prerelease login identifiers, passwords, and API Keys are intended for use by you only and may not be shared with anyone else.

  • The Matterport APIs, Matterport SDKs, including Delegated Access, and any API Keys and SDK Keys (collectively, “Keys”) will be deemed the confidential information of Matterport.

  • Customer may share API Keys with any such third-party developers through the use of available and authorized functionality on the Platform.

  • Customer shall keep all passwords and API Keys provided to it safe and secure, and shall be responsible for all use of the Service using passwords or API keys issued to Customer.


More Definitions of API Keys

API Keys means the API credentials to access and use the authorized APIs, which may include a production and/or UAT Environment application key, secret, or token specific to your Platform Account.
API Keys means the confidential security keys provided by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ to Licensee for Licensee’s use of the API, such as to authenticate, facilitate, or enable Licensee’s Application’s API requests.
API Keys means the access credential assigned to you to access and use the API.
API Keys refers to the security keys, secrets, tokens, and other credentials required to use the Qonto API, and delivered by Qonto to the Licensee.
API Keys means the clients unique application programming interface keys for the client’s crypto currency exchange account(s);
API Keys means API credentials obtained via registration on the Developer Website.
API Keys means your API Account password and any API key (ID and secret) provided to allow You to access the API Service.