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# API Documentation

## Types of API calls

Our APIs offer two types of calls, namely:

1. Developer API calls
2. Normal API calls

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Our APIs will always default to the latest version available. The endpoint URL does not include the API version. \
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You cannot switch between different API versions, as we only maintain the most recent stable version on our servers.
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### Developer API calls

Developer API calls can validate inputs and test integrations without APIs. These API calls cost less and return **dummy content,** meaning that you can still test your integration, without wasting valuable API calls.

### Normal API calls

These API calls work like any normal API call, they cost more, but return actual outputs based on the inputs provided.

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You can view more information, and questions about APIs, here:\
[Questions about APIs](https://infinitode-docs.gitbook.io/faqs/questions-about-apis)
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## :key: API Authentication

Our APIs always require your special API tokens. Upon registering, you will receive 2 API tokens, a developer API token, and a normal API token. When passing the tokens to the API, you can use either the developer API token to initiate a developer API call; or the normal API token to make a normal API call.

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In case of a compromised API token, please contact our support team immediately, so that we can quickly lock access to your API resources and reset your account keys.
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