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The API Usage page shows how your integration uses the ChainPatrol API: how many calls it made, which endpoints it called, which API key each call used, and how many calls failed.

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Open the page

In the ChainPatrol dashboard, open Developer › API Usage in the sidebar. Only organization Owners and Admins can see this page.

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Choose a time range

Pick a range at the top of the page: Last 3 hours, Last 24 hours (the default), Last 7 days, Last 30 days or Last 90 days. Calls from the current hour are included.

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What the page shows

  • Total calls, Successful and Errors for the range. A call is successful when the API answered with a 2xx status code. Any other status counts as an error.
  • By endpoint: calls, successes and errors for each endpoint, such as POST /asset/check. Click a row to see how many calls returned each status code, for example 401 Unauthorized or 429 Too Many Requests.
  • By API key: calls, successes and errors for each API key, with the key’s name, whether it is a live or test key, and the first characters of the key. Keys that have since been revoked are marked REVOKED.
If there were no calls in the range, the page says No API calls in this period.

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What is counted

Calls made with an API key that belongs to your organization are counted. Calls made without an API key are not. Endpoints are listed by their route, not the exact URL, so calls to GET /organization/assets/{assetId} for different assets are grouped together.
A rising Errors count with 401 Unauthorized usually means a key was revoked or mistyped. See Get Your API Key to create a new one.