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Sinch uses projects to group contacts and apps together to manage and connect a unique set of keys and secret IDs for all your Sinch API products. Contacts can be shared across apps within the same project. When you create an account on the Sinch Cus...

Sinch uses Access keys (tokens) to authenticate users. These tokens can be obtained from an OAuth2 token endpoint, which supports the client_credentials flow where a client_id and client_secret are used to authenticate the calling party. An access ke...

If you want to top up your Sinch account, follow the simple steps in the Adding Credit to your Sinch Dashboard Account article to add credit to your account.

When you create an account in the Sinch Customer Dashboard, it is created as a Trial account. Trial accounts allow you to try out Sinch products and services, but they have certain limitations: You will only receive 2 units of your country’s currency...

Sinch uses Access keys (tokens) to authenticate users. Access keys are comprised of a KEY ID and a KEY SECRET. Read the Sinch Access Keys article to learn more about Access Keys and how to access them using the Sinch Customer Dashboard.