> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.unyte.africa/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Getting started

# Getting Started with Superpool REST APIs

This is page extends in detail the guide through working with our APIs. Haven't read what `Unyte's Superpool` is all
about? Learn more in our [Introduction](../introduction.mdx)

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    You can try our REST APIs in Postman without a Developer Account or through the API Reference page which provisions a custom sandbox for your needs, using the `Try it out` button.
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  <Info>
    We are also currently working on streamlining further the developer experience by providing accessible SDKs as pluggable solutions.
    Visit our Github Organization to learn more about our [SDKs](https://github.com/UnyteAfrica).
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<Info>**Important**: You would need a Developer account to go live with integrations</Info>

### 1. Get a Client ID and Client Key

Unyte integrations uses a client ID and client key to authenticate API calls:

* A client ID identifies an app. You only need an
* A client key authenticates a client ID. To call Unyte APIs, you would need to provide your client key. P.s: Keep this safe!

So how do you obtain your client ID or a client secret? Here's how you do that:

1. [Login to Dashboard](https://bridge.unyte.africa/login) or [Register as a Merchant](https://bridge.unyte.africa/register) on the Unyte Bridge
2. Select **Apps & Security**
3. To create a new app, select **Create New App** and follow the on-screen instructions to complete this creation.
4. Copy the `client ID` and the `client key` for your app -- perhaps, into a key valut or just handle them securely.

### Related

*Coming soon*
