Tutorials

Using the developer dashboard

Fifteen short walkthroughs of the panel itself — every screen you click through to get a key, make a call work, and put your brand on your own domain. Each one answers a single question and shows you the actual screen.

The OroPocket developer dashboard showing the API keys page, with a Test key card and a Live key card side by side and the sidebar navigation on the left.
The dashboard at developers.oropocket.com. Everything below happens in here.

The API documentation covers endpoints, parameters and payloads. These pages cover the other half: where things live in the dashboard, what each button does, and what you should expect to see after you press it.

Everything here works in Test mode with a sandbox key, which you get the moment you sign up. Test mode uses real gold and silver prices and simulates settlement — no real money moves.

Get set up

The three screens every integration starts from, whichever path you take.

Hosted embed

For the hosted checkout, where OroPocket renders the whole buy and sell flow.

Raw API

For a server-to-server integration where you build the interface yourself.

Whitelabel

For running OroPocket on your own domain, under your own brand.

Money

What you earn, what you owe, and the spread you can charge on top.

Common questions

Do I need to be approved before I can follow these tutorials?
No. Everything in the Get set up, Hosted embed and Raw API sections works in Test mode with a sandbox key, which you get the moment you sign up. Test mode uses live gold and silver prices but simulates settlement, so no real money moves. Production access is a separate, free application.
Where do I find my API key in the dashboard?
Under API keys in the Build section of the sidebar. There is one key per mode — one Test key and one Live key. A key is shown in full exactly once, when it is issued; afterwards the dashboard only shows the last four characters.
Why does my API call return 403 API_NOT_ALLOWED?
Your key does not carry the capability that endpoint requires. Capabilities are set on the Capabilities page in the dashboard, where you pick what you are building and we enable exactly the APIs it needs. Turning a capability off takes effect immediately.
Can I test the hosted embed without building an app first?
Yes. The Playground has an Embed tab that issues a user_code and loads the real hosted checkout in a phone-sized preview inside the dashboard, so you can drive the whole flow before you write any WebView code. In Test mode the embed OTP is always 1234.
What is the difference between these tutorials and the API docs?
The docs describe the API — endpoints, parameters, payloads. These tutorials describe the dashboard: the screens you click through to get a key, test a call, read your logs, configure a white-label domain and see what you have earned.