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Access keys are what the AWS CLI, boto3, rclone and your own code use to sign requests against AnonDrop. They come with Pro and Business.
Each key signs requests for the tools you already use. Scope a key to single buckets and give it read-only rights when it only ever needs to download.
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Create a key
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Buckets are created by your tools with an access key. The S3 guide shows the endpoint and the exact commands for the AWS CLI, boto3 and rclone.
Webhooks call your endpoint the moment an object is created or deleted, so your app never has to poll. They come with Pro and Business.
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Add a webhook
How deliveries are signed
Every event arrives as a JSON body naming the event, the bucket, the object key, its size, its etag and the moment it happened. Each delivery is signed: X-AnonDrop-Signature holds an Ed25519 signature over exactly the bytes we posted, X-AnonDrop-Key holds the public key it verifies against, and X-AnonDrop-Event, X-AnonDrop-Delivery and X-AnonDrop-Timestamp identify the delivery. Check the signature before you act on an event and drop anything that fails. Retries are bounded and best effort, so a slow endpoint never holds up your uploads or downloads. The developer guide has the published key, the exact payload and a short verification snippet.
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Every payment is a plain SOL transfer you can verify yourself on chain. The rate shown is the live USD rate used at the moment that checkout was opened.