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# Token & Swap APIs

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[API Key Issuance Guide](/developer-hub/token-and-swap-apis/api-key-issuance-guide.md)
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[Swap API](/developer-hub/token-and-swap-apis/swap-api.md)
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[Token Creator API](/developer-hub/token-and-swap-apis/token-creator-api.md)
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[DexLab Factory Bot (Solana Telegram Trading Bot)](/products/dexlab-factory-bot.md)
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