Request Correlation

Basis Theory utilizes Correlation IDs to assist with request tracing, logging, and debugging.

All API endpoints accept a client-provided Correlation ID if sent with the BT-TRACE-ID HTTP header within POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE methods.

If a BT-TRACE-ID Correlation ID is not provided by the client, a new Correlation ID will be generated by the Basis Theory API.

Example

cURL

curl "https://api.basistheory.com" \
  -H "BT-API-KEY: key_N88mVGsp3sCXkykyN2EFED" \
  -H "BT-TRACE-ID: aa5d3379-6385-4ef4-9fdb-ca1341572153"

JavaScript

import { BasisTheory } from "@basis-theory/basis-theory-js";

const bt = await new BasisTheory().init("key_N88mVGsp3sCXkykyN2EFED");

const applications = await bt.applications.list(
  {},
  {
    correlationId: "aa5d3379-6385-4ef4-9fdb-ca1341572153",
  }
);

C#

using BasisTheory.net.Tokens;

var client = new TokenClient("key_N88mVGsp3sCXkykyN2EFED");

client.GetAsync(requestOptions: new RequestOptions {
  CorrelationId = "aa5d3379-6385-4ef4-9fdb-ca1341572153"
});

Python

import basistheory
from basistheory.api import tokens_api

# At instance
api_client = basistheory.ApiClient(configuration=basistheory.Configuration(api_key="key_N88mVGsp3sCXkykyN2EFED"))
client = tokens_api.TokensApi(api_client)

# Per call
client.list(request_options=basistheory.RequestOptions(correlation_id="aa5d3379-6385-4ef4-9fdb-ca1341572153"))

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