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# How to apply API Credentials

## Overview

Every Payment Method provides their Merchant Credentials in slightly differing formats. On this page, we will help you to understand how to add some of these non-standard credentials into the Optty Universal Payment Platform.&#x20;

## Grab

### Add Credentials

Grab will provide 5 components for the API credentials. Please follow the format below to add the grab credentials to the Optty Universal Payment Platform. \
Between each of the components, you will need to add a | (Pipe Character) with no spaces before or after it.

**API Key:** Partner ID|Client ID|Merchant\_ID&#x20;

**Secret :** Partner Secret|Client Secret

## Billease

To Capture the Billease API credentials, please follow the steps below:&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Use&#x20;

*shop\_code* as Api Key&#x20;

*access\_token* as Api Secret
{% endhint %}

1. Login to Billease merchant portal -> Select Profile -> Select Shops Copy **Shop Code** as **API Key**

![](/files/udeIv4JEWeKrI9HzPMDi)

2\. Select Integration, Click on the **Copy Icon** beside the **Token ID**, copy the API Token as the **API Secret**.&#x20;

![](/files/4gK356pzkbzejTFzQZRh)

## ZIP AU

**Add Credentials**

You only require the `private key` to enable the **ZIP AU** whereas the public key would be for the Zip assets.&#x20;

Enter the `Private Key` as both **API KEY** and **SECRET** field.&#x20;

![](/files/UG5JoaoZMGnUEeDteMfZ)

You can find more information on authentication in our developer documentation [here](https://developers.zip.co/v2/reference/authentication)


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