API Key Pro: share credentials through a one-time link.
Handing over an API key or password should not mean leaving the credential in a chat history, email thread or support ticket. API Key Pro is a separate secret-exchange platform designed for one-time credential handoffs between individuals, colleagues and teams.
Who it is for and how to access it
For individuals, developers and teams handing over API keys or passwords through a one-time link. Personal registration and team workspace access are available on API Key Pro. Open the separate platform to choose your access route and review its current terms. This website does not create accounts or receive secrets.
Encrypt, share and read once
API Key Pro describes encryption in the sender's browser before a secret is uploaded, with ciphertext stored on the platform. Its stated design uses AES-256-GCM and carries the decryption key in the share link's URL fragment rather than sending it to the server.
The sender shares a one-time link. The recipient opens it and decrypts the secret in their browser. The platform describes burn-after-read delivery, deleting stored ciphertext when it is retrieved for reading, and automatic expiry for unread secrets.
These are the product's stated capabilities, not an independent security audit or a guarantee about every device or sharing channel. Treat the full link as sensitive, check who you send it to and follow your organisation's credential-handling rules.
One-off handoffs for individuals
Use a personal account to pass an API key, password or other credential to its intended recipient without putting the plaintext credential in a persistent conversation. The public website says recipients can open a one-time link without creating an account.
This is a handoff tool, not a replacement for ongoing password management, access controls or credential rotation. Agree what access is needed and rotate or revoke credentials when that access should end.
A shared workflow for teams
Developers, operations teams and agencies can use one-time handoffs when setting up systems, coordinating delivery or passing credentials to a colleague. Team workspaces provide a separate access arrangement from personal accounts.
The public workspace information describes a shared vault, an admin dashboard, team recipient links and an audit log for creation, viewing, expiry and revocation events. Confirm current workspace features and suitability directly on API Key Pro.
Access the platform directly
API Key Pro has its own personal account and team workspace entry points. Visit the official platform for registration, sign-in, current plans, usage limits and access terms. This website does not create an account or receive your secrets.
You do not need a Chase & Marshal consulting engagement to use API Key Pro. Optional consulting support can help your team consider credential handoffs within wider operational and technology processes.
Questions answered
What is API Key Pro?
API Key Pro is a secret exchange for one-time sharing of API keys, passwords and credentials. Its public website describes browser encryption, one-time links, burn-after-read delivery and expiry for unread secrets.
Does the recipient need an account?
The public website says recipients can open a one-time link without an account. Senders use the platform's personal account or team workspace access arrangements.
Are these independently audited security guarantees?
No. This page summarises the platform's stated features and design. It does not certify or independently audit its security. Review the official platform information and your own requirements before sharing credentials.
Where do I find plans and team access?
Visit apikeypro.com for current personal and team workspace access, features, plans and terms. Access is separate from this website and does not require a consulting engagement.
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