The risk is small and we do provide a way to make it secure. There are two ways to reduce the risk of your token being abused :

1. Our system allows a token to be locked to a specific domain(s). Usage on any other domains will be denied.
2. Use a data relay script on your own server. This will hide your token on your server and you can implement additional security there.

This answer assumes you are using the client side JavaScript integration. If you are using a server side integration, it will not be applicable as your token is then already hidden in your server-side code.

Step 1: – Include JS File
Include pas66.functions.js in your website.

Step 2: – Request for authorization code and IP Address(es) whitelisting on the form below.

Step 3: – Call findpostcode from JS

Pass the required parameters for this function, authorizationcode and postcode.

Step 1: – Call webservice using HTTPWebRequest
URL: http:/api.pas66.com/?authCode=xxxxx&rqType=findpostcode&postcode=xxxxxx
You must provide values for these parameters: authCode and postcode

Step 2: – Request for authorization code and IP Address(es) whitelisting here.

Step 1: – Call webservice using Curl
URL: http:/api.pas66.com/?authCode=xxxxx&rqType=findpostcode&postcode=xxxxxx
You must provide values for these parameters: authCode and postcode

Step 2: – Request for authorization code and IP Address(es) whitelisting here.