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Use support checklist

Collect the identifiers and redacted evidence needed to investigate 0Bit integration issues.

Support works best when every issue can be tied to one local attempt, one 0Bit product object, relevant request ids, webhook event ids, delivery ids, and a redacted timeline. For 0Gate flows, the product object is usually the session.

Support evidence must be redacted

Do not send secret keys, webhook secrets, authorization headers, client secrets, raw webhook payloads, raw KYC data, or provider responses in tickets.

For production partner support, email support@0bit.io.

Checklist

IncludeWhy
Local attempt idAnchors the issue in your system.
Product object idLets 0Bit trace the hosted session, checkout, quote, trade, or other approved product record.
API request idLets 0Bit trace a specific API call.
Webhook event idLinks delivery to your event log.
Webhook delivery idSupports replay or delivery investigation.
Timestamp and environmentSeparates sandbox from live and narrows logs.
Redacted request shapeShows intent without leaking secrets.
Current and expected statusClarifies the requested outcome.

Include by severity

SeverityInclude
Production stoppedEnvironment, partner account, affected product surface, first-seen time, request ids, product object ids, event ids, and current user impact.
Production degradedSame identifiers plus affected count, timestamp window, retry behavior, and current partner-side state.
Integration blockedEndpoint, SDK package/version, sanitized error code/message, request id, environment, and the docs page followed.
Documentation/product questionPage URL, exact question, product surface, and whether the partner is approved for 0Pools, 0Base, or 0Link review.

Support timeline

Ticket template

Environment: sandbox or live
Local attempt id:
Product object id:
Request ids:
Webhook event ids:
Webhook delivery ids:
Observed status:
Expected status:
Timestamp range:
Redacted notes:

Do not include

  • API keys, webhook secrets, bearer tokens, or authorization headers.
  • Browser client secrets.
  • Full customer identity records.
  • Raw webhook payloads unless 0Bit support explicitly requests a redacted sample.
  • Provider, treasury, reserve, or internal settlement diagnostics.

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