> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://k4k3ru.gitbook.io/k4k3ru-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://k4k3ru.gitbook.io/k4k3ru-docs/console.md). # Console K4K3RU Console is the browser interface for managing your account's API keys, exploring market data, and managing service credits. You can use it to inspect data before building an integration and to review your account's usage as your application runs. Open [K4K3RU Console](https://console.k4k3ru.com) to create an account or sign in with email verification. Console requires JavaScript and browser cookies. ## What You Can Do * Create and revoke API keys for your applications. * Browse market symbols and venues. * View consolidated market-data snapshots and subscribe to live updates. * Check your credit balance and review credit activity. * Browse credit products, start an onchain payment, and review payment status. Console provides these workflows through your signed-in account. You do not need to create an API key to use its market-data screens. Live subscriptions consume account credits; the relevant screens display their usage charges. ## Screen Guide Screen names below match the Console interface. ### Dashboard and API Keys | Screen | What you can do | | --------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Dashboard | Check your current credit balance and total credits granted to your account. | | API Keys | View your API keys, create a key with email verification, and revoke a key you no longer need. The signing secret is shown only when the key is created. | ### Market Hub Market Hub provides market discovery and data views. A snapshot retrieves a market view on demand; a live subscription receives updates while it remains active. | Screen | What you can do | | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Symbols | Browse and filter the market symbol catalog. | | Venues | Browse configured venues and their startup status. An active status indicates startup completion, not live connectivity or data freshness. | | BBO | View consolidated best bid and offer (BBO) prices and quantities for spot or perpetual markets, using snapshots or live subscriptions. | | OrderBook | Inspect consolidated bid and ask depth, including quantities at each level, using snapshots or live subscriptions. | | AMM Pools | Inspect automated market maker (AMM) pool prices and the composite mid across venues, using snapshots or live subscriptions. | | Spread | Currently displays a coming-soon screen. | | Carry | Currently displays a coming-soon screen. | Spread and Carry data views are not yet available in Console. TradeHub navigation entries for Swap, Spread, and Carry also do not currently have implemented Console pages. ### Billing Service credits are measured in ticks. Billing shows your balance, credit activity, available products, and payments. | Screen | What you can do | | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Usage | Check your credit balance, review credit activity, and inspect remaining credits and their expiry. Activity records credit changes rather than individual API request counts. | | Products | Browse credit products and review a purchase before continuing to payment. | | Payments | Review payment status and details, or resume a pending payment that has not expired. | | Complete your payment | View the amount, token, network, recipient address, deadline, and status for a payment. This screen opens from the purchase flow or a payment entry. | Payment confirmation and credit availability are separate states. 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