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Organizations can access Kash programmatically with org-scoped API keys — API keys tied to your organization rather than an individual user account. They work against the same REST API as regular keys, with the same authentication, scopes, and tier system.

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Same tier ladder as the public API

Org-scoped keys follow the public API’s tier ladder — free, developer, enterprise, and mm — with each tier setting your daily spend cap, per-trade cap, and rate limit. For the current limits per tier, see the public API docs:

Authentication

Key format, scopes, and request signing.

Rate limits

Per-tier limits and the rate-limit response headers.
For enterprise and mm tiers (custom limits, negotiated terms), contact [email protected].

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Scoped keys and webhooks

  • Scopes — keys are issued with explicit scopes, so you can hand a reporting integration read-only access while keeping trading capability on a separate key.
  • Webhooks — subscribe to HMAC-signed webhooks to react to events in real time instead of polling. See the webhooks overview.

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Embed tracking is analytics-only

A common point of confusion, worth being precise about:
The ?source= parameter on embeds and the per-render embed tracking are analytics-only. They tell you where your embed traffic comes from — they do not determine revenue share.
Revenue share is trade-level: you earn a share of fees on every trade in markets your organization creates, regardless of where the trade originates — the webapp, an embed on any site, or X. Embedding someone else’s market does not earn you revenue share; creating markets does. See Pricing and revenue share. The two work together: embed tracking shows you which placements drive engagement, while trade-level attribution pays you for the markets you own.

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No-auth option: the Public Embed API

If you only need to display markets — no trading, no org data — the Public Embed API is public, read-only, and requires no API key at all.

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Next steps

REST API overview

Endpoints, SDKs, and quickstart for the authenticated API.

Analytics and earnings

What the portal shows you without writing any code.