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Paddle Invalid API Key

The API key provided is incorrect or has expired.

Resolving 'Invalid API Key' Error in Paddle API

Understanding Paddle API

Paddle is a comprehensive billing and subscription management platform designed for SaaS companies. It provides a suite of APIs that allow developers to integrate billing, subscriptions, and payment processing into their applications seamlessly. By using Paddle, businesses can manage customer subscriptions, handle payments, and automate financial operations efficiently.

Identifying the Symptom

When integrating Paddle into your application, you might encounter the 'Invalid API Key' error. This error typically manifests when attempting to authenticate API requests. The error message is usually clear, indicating that the API key used is not valid.

Common Error Message

The error message you might see is: "Invalid API Key: The API key provided is incorrect or has expired."

Exploring the Issue

The 'Invalid API Key' error occurs when the API key used in your application does not match the one registered in your Paddle account. This could be due to several reasons, such as using an outdated key, a typo in the key, or the key being revoked.

Why This Happens

  • The API key has expired or been revoked.
  • There is a typo in the API key.
  • The wrong API key is being used (e.g., test key in production).

Steps to Fix the Issue

To resolve the 'Invalid API Key' error, follow these steps:

Step 1: Verify Your API Key

Log into your Paddle Vendor Dashboard and navigate to the API settings. Ensure that the API key you are using in your application matches the one listed in your account.

Step 2: Update Your Application

Once you have verified the correct API key, update your application configuration to use this key. This might involve editing a configuration file or updating environment variables.

export PADDLE_API_KEY='your_correct_api_key_here'

Step 3: Test the Integration

After updating the API key, test your application to ensure that the error is resolved. You can use tools like Postman to send test requests to the Paddle API and verify successful authentication.

Additional Resources

For more information on managing API keys in Paddle, refer to the Paddle API Reference. If you continue to experience issues, consider reaching out to Paddle Support for further assistance.

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