This article is an integration planning guide, not a substitute for current authenticated API documentation. Confirm field names, availability, and operational requirements with the integration team.
Protect credentials
Never embed signing secrets or long-lived administrative tokens in public frontend code. Use secure secret storage and rotation procedures.
Validate callback requests
Verify authenticity and integrity using the provider's documented signing scheme, timestamps, and replay protection.
Apply least privilege
Separate sandbox and production access, restrict administrative capabilities, and review IP allowlists where supported.
Protect financial workflows
Use idempotency, transaction-level audit trails, strict currency validation, and reconciliation controls.
Monitor suspicious behavior
Alert on authentication failures, unusual transaction patterns, excessive retries, and unexpected changes to account permissions.
Frequently asked question
Should public SEO documentation contain API secrets?
No. Publish architecture and sanitized examples only; keep real credentials and private operational details out of public pages.
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