Introduction

Monkey Auth is a user authentication service that provides secure identity verification and access control for applications and websites. This documentation covers all aspects of the Monkey Auth platform, including account setup, integration, and usage.

  1. Overview
  2. Getting Started
  3. Account Registration
  4. Dashboard
  5. API Reference
  6. Security Features

Overview

Monkey Auth provides a robust authentication solution for developers and businesses looking to implement secure user verification systems. The platform offers various authentication methods and user management tools to help you maintain secure access to your digital resources.

Key Features

  • User identity management
  • Role-based access control
  • Customizable authentication flows
  • RESTful API for integration

Getting Started

To begin using Monkey Auth, you’ll need to register for an account and set up your first application. This section will guide you through those initial steps.

System Requirements

  • Modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
  • Internet connection
  • Valid email address
  • Development environment for API integration

Account Registration

To register a new Monkey Auth account:

  1. Visit www.monkeyauth.com
  2. Click on “Register” on the homepage
  3. Complete the registration form with the following required information:
    • Description (brief summary of your purpose or organization)
    • Username (your unique identifier in the system)
    • Email (for account communications and recovery)
    • Password (create a secure password)
    • Retype password (confirm your password)
  4. Review and accept the terms of service by checking the agreement box
  5. Click “Register” to submit your information
  6. Verify your email address by clicking the link sent to your provided email

After completing registration, you’ll have access to the Monkey Auth dashboard where you can configure your authentication settings.

Dashboard

The Monkey Auth dashboard is your control center for managing authentication services. From here, you can:

Applications

  • Create new applications
  • Configure authentication methods for each application
  • Generate API keys and client secrets
  • Set access policies and security parameters

Users

  • View and manage user accounts
  • Assign roles
  • Reset passwords or force password changes
  • Enable or disable user accounts

API Reference

Monkey Auth provides a comprehensive RESTful API for integrating authentication services with your applications.

User Management Endpoints 

POST /api/User/Register
POST /api/User/Update
POST /api/User/Remove
POST /api/User/AddClient
POST /api/UserRole

Profile Picture Management Endpoints 

GET  /api/ProfilePicture/{username}
POST /api/ProfilePicture

Security Features

Monkey Auth implements several security features to protect your users and applications:

Encryption

  • All data transmitted to and from Monkey Auth is encrypted using TLS/SSL
  • Passwords are hashed using industry-standard algorithms
  • API keys and secrets are encrypted at rest