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# Integration with Coda Payout

<mark style="color:purple;">**Integration with Coda Payout**</mark>

1. **What are the essential steps to integrate with Coda Payout?**

* Obtain a Coda publisher account, API Key, Partner ID, and Client Secret.
* Learn about authentication using [JWT and x-signature](https://coda-payments.gitbook.io/coda-payout-merchant-documentation/bNCsHz5i7637XdvIol0d/getting-started/authentication-and-authorization)
* Review the API reference and test in the Sandbox environment

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2. **How do I start testing in the Sandbox environment?**

* Obtain your API Key and credentials from Coda via email (provided upon KYC approval).
* Configure your webhook URL and Balance API currency by contacting integration support in the group chat.

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3. **How can I update the status of a Sandbox environment testing transaction?**

* Contact integration support via group chat for assistance.

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4. **How can I update the Balance API value in the testing environment?**

* Contact integration support via group chat for assistance.

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5. **How can I whitelist an IP address?**

* You can whitelist the Coda IP address on your side. For details regarding the specific IP addresses to whitelist, please contact the Coda integration team for assistance.

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6. **Can I use one set of API keys for all countries?**

* No, each API key is unique to a specific country. Request a new set for each country.


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