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An application in the Didit Console is the unit that holds your API keys, webhooks, workflows and verification data. Every organization has one or more applications, and each one comes as a Live and a Sandbox environment. API keys belong to one application and one environment, so a Sandbox key never creates a billed verification. See API keys and Sandbox testing.

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Switch between applications and environments

The application switcher at the top of the sidebar shows the current application and its environment. Open it to pick another application or to switch between Live and Sandbox.

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See all applications

Open Settings > Organization > Applications to see every application of the organization. Select one to open its settings.

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Application settings

An application’s settings hold the configuration that belongs to that application:
  • General. The application name, logo and default settings.
  • App labels. The tags you use to organize users, businesses and sessions, and the event type catalogs, which define the activity types and transaction actions available in the application.
  • API keys and webhooks. Manage them under Developers: see API keys and Webhooks.
  • Redirects and domains. The allowed domains for hosted verification links: see Redirect URLs and allowed domains.
  • Data retention. How long Didit stores this application’s verification data: see Data retention.
Viewing applications needs the applications read permission, which every console role holds: see Roles and permissions.
Last modified on October 31, 2026