Authorization

All MyPreferences 3.0 Version 4 API users can securely access and interact with MyPreferences APIs using two different authorization methods: OAuth (client-credentials) and Custom Authorization Scheme.

OAuth (Client-Credentials)

OAuth is a widely adopted industry-standard protocol that enables secure and controlled access to resources. With OAuth (client-credentials) authorization, your application can access MyPreferences API without the need to share sensitive credentials.

To get started with OAuth 2.0 (client-credentials) authorization, visit the OAuth section.

Custom Authorization Scheme

In addition to OAuth, we offer a custom authorization scheme that caters to specific use cases and security requirements. Our custom authorization scheme offers advanced access control to resources, providing an alternative authorization method for clients that may not be equipped to implement OAuth. With this custom approach, clients can securely interact with our API and leverage its robust authorization capabilities.

For comprehensive details on using our custom authorization scheme, please refer to the Custom Auth Scheme section.