> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://coindisco.gitbook.io/coindisco/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://coindisco.gitbook.io/coindisco/getting-started/business-onboarding.md).

# Business onboarding

## Business onboarding

Create a Coindisco business account to get access to the dashboard and start testing your integration in sandbox mode.

### What you get first

After sign-up, your account opens in **sandbox mode**.

Sandbox mode lets you test Coindisco without real payments. All transactions are simulated.

You can use sandbox to:

✅ Test and customize the widget\
✅ Make test purchases in sandbox mode\
✅ Monitor transaction activity\
✅ Add your website origin and webhooks\
✅ Manage your team\
✅ Manage notifications

### Step 1: Submit a request

Open the Coindisco business page and click **Get started**.

Enter your email address and continue.

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### Step 2: Verify your email

Coindisco sends a login code to your email. Copy the code from the email and enter it manually.

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### Step 3: Enter your project name

After email verification, enter your product or project name.

This name will be used for your workspace in the Coindisco dashboard.

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### Step 4: Open the sandbox dashboard

After you enter your project name, the Coindisco dashboard opens automatically.

New accounts start in **sandbox mode**. This means you can test the integration right away, but production is not active yet.

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### Step 5: What you can do in sandbox

In sandbox mode, you can test the main integration flow before going live.

You can:

✅ Open the sandbox widget\
✅ Copy and integrate the widget link\
✅ Test simulated purchases\
✅ Test your widget or White Label API integration

Sandbox transactions are not real payments.

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### Step 6: Find your widget settings

Open **Widgets** in the dashboard.

On the widget page, you can:

✅ Copy the widget URL\
✅ Copy the public key\
✅ Add or edit the allowed origin\
✅ Add webhook endpoints

Use the public key and widget URL when testing your integration.

{% hint style="info" %}
When you copy the widget URL from the dashboard, the correct public key is already included in the link. You do not need to add the key manually.
{% endhint %}

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### Step 7: Customize and test the widget

Click **Customize widget** to change widget settings.

You can configure:

✅ Operation mode: buy, sell, or buy/sell\
✅ Default crypto asset, fiat currency, payment method\
✅ Networks, providers, etc.\
✅ Widget UI settings

After customization, save changes and test the widget in sandbox mode.

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### Next step: unlock production access

If you are ready to launch with real users, the next step is to unlock production access.

After production access is enabled, you will be able to use production keys, production widget URLs, production webhooks, and real transaction processing.

&#x20;:point\_right: Open the [Production access](https://coindisco.gitbook.io/coindisco/getting-started/production-access)


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