Accounts and console basics
Use the overseas business console to manage API keys, models, balances, and request logs.
Open the overseas console
The overseas website currently directs sign-in to the overseas business console. Sign in or register there using the methods offered on the page. Chinese and English on the overseas site use the same account; domestic accounts, balances, and keys are separate.
The free-credit registration form on the website collects contact details. Submitting it does not create an account or API key, or mean credits have been applied. Check your actual account and balance in the console.
API keys
Use API keys to create or manage keys. Give each application a distinct name, set the appropriate expiry, quota, and access restrictions, then explicitly reveal or copy the full key.
If your current identity cannot create keys, ask your account or organization administrator to provide access. Login credentials are not model API keys. Read API keys and security.
The API Addresses menu on the keys page lists connection addresses. See API addresses and protocols for the default address and path rules.
Models
Check the model catalog, your key restrictions, and your permitted group. Clients need an exact model ID, not a display name. See Choosing a model.
Balances and payment
Open Payment management for your balance, available payment methods, and orders. Prices, currency, and quota follow the actual page and order. Switching language does not convert the balance. See Balances and billing.
Request logs
Use Usage logs to locate calls by time, model, or request ID. Organization members only see data allowed by their current identity. See Checking request logs.
Security and recovery
Use the security, verification, and session options available to your account. Third-party sign-in, passkeys, and two-step verification depend on the methods actually offered and your account state. Never send passwords, API keys, or recovery codes in documentation feedback.