Environments and base URLs

The hosts this site was built against, and why the discovery document still outranks them.

The hosts

This site was built for the staging environment. The samples use $UNIFYID_API for the API host; here it is:

API: https://api.staging.unifyid.io — $UNIFYID_API in every sample.
Person portal: https://id.staging.unifyid.io — where a person signs in, verifies, and manages their connected applications.
Developer console: https://console.staging.unifyid.io — where you create and manage applications.
This site: https://developers.staging.unifyid.io — the documentation and the @vn.unifyid/connect component asset.

Sandbox and production are records, not hosts

There is one API host per environment. Sandbox and production are properties of the application record — separate client ids, separate secrets — and the same endpoints serve both. A sandbox client id at /v1/oauth/token is a sandbox exchange; nothing about the URL changes. See Environments and credentials.

What this does not do

This page describes one deployment. A different environment of this site prints different hosts here, because the values come from its build configuration.
No host on this page is the issuer. The issuer is the issuer field of the discovery document, compared character for character against the iss of every ID token.

Verified against API commit 234dba22 on 2026-10-18. The routes, scopes, checklist, events and limits on these pages are read from that export, not typed.