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Overview

Kurrier exposes a simple, unified authentication model for its HTTP API. All API endpoints are authenticated using API keys and are available under the Kurrier namespace: 
https://www.kurrier.io/api/kurrier

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API Keys

API keys are managed from the Kurrier dashboard.

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Creating an API key

  1. Go to API Keys in the dashboard
  2. Click Add API Key
  3. Give it a name (for example: prod-app, newsletter, staging)
  4. Save the key securely — it is shown only once
API keys are account-wide. Fine‑grained scopes will be added later; for now, keys have full access.

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HTTP API Authentication

All HTTP requests must include your API key using a Bearer token.

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Header format

Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY

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Example request

curl https://www.kurrier.io/api/kurrier/me   -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
If the API key is missing, invalid, or revoked, the API will respond with: 
401 Unauthorized

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Identity-aware Requests

Kurrier supports multiple sending identities (email addresses). When sending email or performing identity-specific actions, the request body or URL will reference an Identity ID. Authentication itself is always performed using the API key. This allows:
  • One API key to manage multiple identities
  • Clear audit trails
  • Provider‑agnostic delivery (SES, SendGrid, etc.)
Identity IDs can be found in the Identities section of the dashboard.

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Security Best Practices

  • Treat API keys like passwords
  • Never commit them to source control
  • Use separate keys for staging and production
  • Rotate keys immediately if exposed

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Summary

  • Kurrier uses API key–based authentication
  • All requests authenticate via the Authorization: Bearer header
  • API keys are managed in the dashboard
  • Identity context is handled at the request level
  • SMTP support will be added in a future release