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Dakota Platform
Dakota is a regulated stablecoin infrastructure platform that enables fintechs and enterprises to embed programmable global money movement through APIs Whether you’re building a global treasury, a payments product, a fintech app, or embedding stablecoin-powered accounts into your own software, Dakota gives you the primitives to move, hold, and manage USD globally. Seamlessly create stablecoin-backed business accounts, issue and manage wallets, orchestrate on- and off-ramps, move funds globally in real time, and automate money flows through a single, unified API. Set granular controls, compliance guardrails, and settlement logic while Dakota abstracts banking partners, custody, and blockchain infrastructure behind the scenes. Our documentation makes it easy to integrate Dakota into your product, so you can ship global financial workflows that feel like software, not banking.

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Quick Start

1

Get Dashboard Access

Contact our sales team to set up your Dakota account. Once approved, you’ll receive credentials to access the dashboard.
2

Create an API Key

Log into the Dakota Dashboard and navigate to API Keys to create a new key:
3

Use an SDK (optional)

For TypeScript and Go, an official SDK is the fastest way to integrate:See the SDKs & Libraries guide for installation, authentication, and quick-start code. You can skip this step and call the REST API directly with any HTTP client.
4

Make Your First API Call

Use your API key with the sandbox base URL to test your integration.Raw HTTP:
curl -X GET https://api.platform.sandbox.dakota.xyz/customers \
  -H "x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY"
TypeScript SDK:
import { DakotaClient, Environment } from '@dakota-xyz/ts-sdk';

const client = new DakotaClient({
  apiKey: process.env.DAKOTA_API_KEY,
  environment: Environment.Sandbox,
});

for await (const customer of client.customers.list()) {
  console.log(customer.name);
}

API Keys & Headers

Learn how to authenticate your API requests

API Reference

Explore all available API endpoints

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