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# Jeton d’API vs jeton Bearer

Lorsque vous travaillez avec l'API ExoClick, vous rencontrerez deux types de jetons d'authentification : les jetons API et les jetons Bearer. Comprendre la différence entre eux est essentiel pour utiliser l'API de manière sûre et efficace.

Voici la distinction :

## Jeton API

* Permanent (jusqu'à désactivation ou suppression)
* Utilisé pour authentifier votre compte auprès de l'API au départ
* Vous l'obtenez dans vos [paramètres du profil](/exoclick-docs/fr/mon-profil.md)

## Jeton Bearer

* Temporaire, expire au bout d'un court délai
* Délivré après votre connexion avec votre jeton API
* Utilisé pour toutes les requêtes API suivantes afin d'éviter d'envoyer à chaque fois le jeton API permanent
* Ajoute une couche de sécurité car il n'est valide que pendant une durée limitée

**En bref**: le jeton API prouve **qui vous êtes** et le jeton Bearer est une clé temporaire qui vous permet d'effectuer des requêtes en toute sécurité.


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