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API license keys

Create API license keys directly from the Admin panel for added security and flexibility.

Where can I find our API key?

Where can I find specific details on my invoice?

Do we leave the public key on JS v4, that we are using on the v3?

Do you have a test environment?

Where can I get the license_key I need?

Would I be able to initiate a Fraud API call client-side?

Would I be able to initiate a Fraud API call client-side?

Is it possible to use the same key for 2 different websites, if so what are the differences between using the same or a separate key?

Is there a difference between sandbox and prod key?

Reorganized Admin pages for even more organized teamwork

Introducing the Organization page, your central hub for managing your team and accessing your license keys.

Advanced Digital Footprint

Introducing SEON's Advanced Digital Footprint Email and Phone modules.

Conducting case investigations

Learn how to create and manage cases within the SEOn platform.

Session management and configuration

Configure and manage verification sessions to reduce abandonment, control risk thresholds and optimize identity verification performance across devices and user journeys.

Shopify FAQ

Get all your questions around our Shopify app answered here.

Duplicate detection

Detect and block repeat applicants and multi-accounting by matching biometric and identity data across all verification sessions.

Configure screening & monitoring settings

Learn how to configure API-based screening and monitoring settings to tailor SEON's data enrichment to your needs.

Integration and webhooks

Integrate identity verification into your application and automate real-time decisioning by using SDKs, APIs, hosted flows and event-driven webhooks.

Erase API

The Erase API v2 enables you to delete data across SEON's infrastructure with greater flexibility, traceability, and efficiency. This version introduces new features, including time-range-based deletion and logging, providing precise control over data management.

Single Sign-On

Single Sign-On (SSO) lets you sign in to SEON with the credentials you use to log in to an identity provider, adding an extra layer of security to your and your team's accounts.