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Introduction

The Quickstart Guide is the fastest way to get hands-on with Credyt and see how everything fits together. It walks you through the core concepts of the platform and gives you a clear, minimal path to start integrating; from creating your first customer to processing real-time usage and tracking wallet balances.

We recommend working in test mode throughout this guide. The test environment is completely isolated from production and uses a separate set of API credentials, so you can safely experiment, send usage, and explore payment flows without impacting real customer data.

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Watch the video version of this quickstart guide on YouTube.

Meet GlitchAI

Throughout our docs, we'll use examples from a fictitious AI media and content generation platform for marketers, GlitchAI.

Prerequisites

Sign up

To complete this quickstart guide you'll need a Credyt account. You can sign up for free at https://credyt.ai

To integrate with Credyt, you’ll need your API key, which must be included in the X-CREDYT-API-KEY header in all API requests. API keys are pre-generated for your account during sign-up and can be obtained from the Credyt App. If you’re part of an existing account, contact your account administrator to get access to the API key.

When you’re ready to move beyond the basics, explore the Features and Advanced Topics sections for a deeper dive into all of Credyt's capabilities.

Follow along with Bruno

With our Bruno request collections you can follow along with the docs interactively and make API requests against your own account.

You can view the setup instructions and download the collections from GitHub or click the button below to open them directly in Bruno.

Fetch in Bruno

After opening the collection in Bruno:

  1. In the top right of the Bruno app select the environments dropdown and select "Configure"
  2. Obtain your API keys from the Credyt Portal and add them under the credytApiKey variable for your desired environment (test or live). Make sure to "Save" the changes.
  3. Select the target environment in Bruno