Quick Start
Complete the first request in a few minutes.Create an account
Sign up, then open the workspace and select AI Gateway in the sidebar. The workspace is your organization’s account, its shared settings live under Settings > Organization, and it contains one or more projects that group resources and scope API keys.
Connect a provider
Use Toqan Router Credits, or add a provider key under BYOK. To add a key, open BYOK, choose OpenAI, select Configure, and paste the key. See Providers overview.
Enable the model
Open the Models page (Model List in the AI Gateway sidebar), find
openai/gpt-5.4, and toggle its Status to enable it. See Using the router.Set up Toqan Router
Open Settings > Organization > API Keys and select Create API key. Pick the Project the key belongs to: requests made with the key are scoped to that project. Leave Permissions on All for this guide, because Read only or a Restricted key without Responses write access returns a 403 on the request below. See API keys for the other permission options. Create the key and copy it.
Run a request
Set the key in your terminal and send a request to the Responses endpoint. For São Paulo, replace
$TOQAN_API_KEY carries the key from the previous step as the bearer token./eu with /br. See Regions.Next steps
Fallbacks & Retries
Keep requests flowing when a provider fails.
Supported Models
Browse the model catalog and provider capabilities.
Migrate to Toqan Router
Move an existing application from the OpenAI SDK, OpenRouter, or LiteLLM.
Model FAQ
Answers to common questions about models and their capabilities.
Model Fusion
Answer one request with a panel of models and a judge, under one model ID.

