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# Network API Access
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nilPay allows you to subscribe and create credentials for using the [Private Storage](/blind-computer/build/storage/overview) and [Private LLMs](/blind-computer/build/llms/overview) network APIs.
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The nilPay Subscription Portal allows you to subscribe and create credentials for using the [Private Storage](/blind-computer/build/storage/overview) and [Private LLMs](/blind-computer/build/llms/overview) network APIs.
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This guide walks you through the process of creating an API key.
In order to get an API Key, you must have a nillion address. We recommend starting by following the [wallet setup guide](/community/guides/nillion-wallet) to get started.
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## Prerequisites
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You must have acquired some Sepolia ETH + NIL via this [faucet guide.](/community/guides/testnet-faucet)
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Use the [nilPay Subscription Portal](https://subscription.nillion.com) to create an API key.
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## Create an API Key
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Ensure you have an EVM browser wallet (i.e. Metamask) + a Cosmos based walled (i.e. Keplr)
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Open up the [nilPay Subscription Portal](https://subscription.nillion.com) to create an API key. Sign in via your desired EVM browser wallet.
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## Connecting to Sepolia
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Your EVM wallet should connect to the nilPay Portal. Select `Sepolia` for your desired network.
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For those that may have used the previous nilPay Portal, here is more context regarding the `did:nil` and `did:eth` formats.
The **Choose Recipient** step lets you decide which identity will have access to your nilDB and/or nilAI subscription. There are two categories:
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A DID (Decentralized Identifier) is an unique cryptographic identifier for builders, users, and nodes. Format: `did:nil:[66-character-hex-string]`. Derived from public keys for verifiable authentication.
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|**Wallet-based**| My Wallet, Another Identity | Access is tied directly to an Ethereum address. Use **My Wallet** for your connected address, or **Another Identity** to grant access to a different Ethereum address. |
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|**Key-based**| Generate New Identity, Import Secret Key | Works like a standard API key approach — a Secp256k1 private key authenticates your requests directly. Use **Generate New Identity** to create a new key, or **Import Secret Key** to reuse an existing one. The key is associated with your Ethereum address at creation time. |
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If you are using an Ethereum wallet, this also maps to the `did:eth` format.
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Your address may appear as `did:ethr:0xXXX`. This is a DID (Decentralized Identifier) — a unique cryptographic identifier derived from your public key, used for verifiable authentication.
For nilAI, you can either use the `Use Secret Key` or `Generate New Key` option for now.
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Also ensure to mark the `Create legacy did:nil (for backwards compatibility). This must be selected for nilAI` checkbox for backwards compatibility.
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For nilAI, only key-based options are supported: **Generate New Identity** or **Import Secret Key**. This works like a standard API key approach — your secret key authenticates requests directly. Do not lose your Secret Key.
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## Subscription to nilAI and/or nilDB
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In order to subscribe to a nillion service, you must have a subscription. This is possible by using a set amount of uNIL tokens.
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This is currently for testnet, therefore you can get free NIL from the [testnet faucet.](https://faucet.testnet.nillion.com/) We also have a testnet faucet [guide](/community/guides/testnet-faucet) to help you get started.
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Click on the either the **Subscribe to nilAI** or **Subscribe to nilDB** button to subscribe and follow the wallet prompts.
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After the payment goes through, you will have a 28 day subscription to the service and can now use your keys.
The [Nillion Collection Explorer](https://collection-explorer.nillion.com) is a no-code builder tool for creating and managing Nillion Private Storage schemas, collections, and records. This web-based interface provides a UI abstraction that speeds up and simplifies development by allowing builders to interact with Nillion's private data storage infrastructure without requiring programming knowledge or command-line tools. Everything possible through the Collection Explorer is also available programmatically via the Nillion [Secretvaults SDK](/blind-computer/build/storage/secretvaults).
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3. Enter your [Nillion API Key](/blind-computer/build/network-api-access) for authenticated access
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[](https://collection-explorer.nillion.com/)
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## llm.txt
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Our `llm.txt` file contains comprehensive information about Nillion's architecture, developer tools, and integration guides. AI assistants can use this to understand:
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- Core concepts like Blind Computation and Blind Modules
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