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# 4.7.2 Paddle Configuration

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### 4.7.2.1 Add Domain

1. Go to <https://login.paddle.com/signup> and create a new account in Paddle.
2. Now go to Checkout > Website Approval

Here you need to add your domain for which you have generated the license, as provided in the below image

Note: you don’t have to include https\://, www, or specific web pages.

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### 4.7.2.2 Add Payment Link

Here you need to add a default payment link. You can use the below provided url by replacing YOUR\_WEB\_DOMAIN with your own web\_domain\_url

Example: [***https://YOUR\_WEB\_DOMAIN/#/checkout***](https://your_web_domain/#/checkout)

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### 4.7.2.3 Get Tokens

Now for the further API requests to be handled by paddle, you need to generate an API\_KEY and a Client-side Token.

#### 4.7.2.3.1 Get API Key

For the API key, you can directly get the API key as provided in the below image, as a default API key is already generated. And you can copy and set it in the Paddle API key form field.

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#### 4.7.2.3.2 Generate Client-side Token

For the Client-side token, you need to generate a token manually as per below-provided steps

1. Navigate to the Developer tools > Authentication. Now, click on generate a token.

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2. Enter the name and description of the token.

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3. Copy the generated token

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### 4.7.2.4 Add Webhook

For registering a webhook follow the below-provided steps.

1. Navigate to the Notifications tab, and click on New Destination

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2. Select the events as shown in the image below.

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### 4.7.2.5 Customize Checkout page

You can customize your checkout page from Checkout > checkout settings tab and then click on Inline tab.

Note: The inline checkout is used in the app. So, in order to customize the checkout you need to make changes here only.

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