Create an application

First access to the logged in area

After activating your account with the link sent by email, you will be able to log in to the platform to access the private area of the portal.

First access to the logged in area

Your first experience with our logged-in area is worthy of a warm welcome message, which presents our value proposition and commitment to continually ensuring the best of a solution designed to enhance your business.

When you click on the “I want to be open” button, you come across our Application Management environment. An application is a resource that allows you to organize your work by using one or more APIs together, monitor usage, and manage authentication credentials. Here you will be able to access the portal documentation, update the language you want for browsing the portal, in addition to accessing the management panels of the applications created.

Another feature available at the top of the screen is the logout option, accessible from the menu in the top right corner.

Create an application to configure Keys the way you want!

To configure Open Keys, based on what you want to use from this universe of possibilities, simply click on the New Application card , in your Application Manager, and you will come across the page below, where you will need:

Give this application an identifying name

Indicate a Callback URL to receive and consult the consent given by your customers

mTLS certification: a requirement of the Open Finance ecosystem

After creating your application, the Open Keys portal automatically carries out a mandatory certification in the Open Finance ecosystem: mTLS or Client Certificate. You can download this certificate from the Application Panel, Settings option.

Once created, your application will be listed in the Application Management environment, which you already know. You can create as many applications as you want, based on the needs and size of your company, especially in scenarios where there is more than one brand linked to the group.

As you can see, your application has a button called Panel , which, when clicked, opens a complete settings panel for your application.