hazBase Developer Console is now public: start building on the free Developer plan
Since September 12, 2026, the hazBase Developer Console has been open to everyone. Register with your email address to start building services with hazBase APIs and SDKs on the free Developer plan allowance.
Register with your email address
Enter your email address in the console (console.hazbase.com) and sign in with the six-digit code we send you. The first time, you complete your profile and accept the terms of service and privacy policy. Sole proprietors and individuals can leave the company name blank.
New accounts start on the free Developer plan. Your current limits and this month's request count are shown under Usage in the console.
Manage Test and Live connections for each application
Select Register application and enter a name that identifies your service. Each application keeps its Test and Live connections separate.
Add connections for the environments you use. For browser and web applications, register your application origins and use the publishable key. For server connections, store the server credentials securely on your server.
- Separate Test and Live connections for each application
- Add multiple connections to the same environment for different purposes
- Configure per-user authentication for a connection, using hazBase login or your existing identity provider
Review usage by key
Usage shows this month's request count against your current limits. Select View requests by key to see counts for each key alongside its connection, application, environment and key type.
Documentation and samples
To try the workflow before registering, use the Day 0 kit in the quickstart to register assets, issue and transfer tokens, and review history. No API access application is required.
API and SDK references, implementation patterns and MCP integration for AI tools are in the documentation (docs.hazbase.com).
Before you start
- An email address that can receive the verification code
- A name for your application or service
- How you will connect (browser/web app or server)
- Your application origins, if you connect from a browser
Recommended next step
Start by running the Day 0 sample, then create an application and a Test connection in the console before sending your first request with the APIs or SDKs. Contact us to discuss usage volumes or production requirements.
This article is provided for general information purposes only and is not investment or legal advice. Applicable laws and regulations vary by asset, structure, and jurisdiction; review them for each project.