$ delvue docs --env sandbox
The developer platform is where keys, sandboxes, webhooks, and changelog live — when they exist. Today you get a console mock, a philosophy (NAD in the payload), and a waitlist. Data & analytics infrastructure is the heavier cousin under institutions.
POST /v1/portfolios/simulate
{ "base": "NAD", "horizon_months": 36 }
# keys: not issued · sandbox: planned
Developer · RESTPOST /v1/portfolios/simulate
{
"base": "NAD",
"sleeves": ["ai-growth", "direct-nsx"],
"horizon_months": 36
}
200 OK · 42ms
{ "expected_vol": 0.092, "path_id": "sim_9f" }
Break simulate without touching a household.
Rotate, scope, expire.
Signed payloads, retries, dead letters.
Breaking /v1 is a crime unless dated.
sandbox / prod, obvious in the hostname.
NAD payloads in every tutorial.
If mobile and partner portals are real, the platform must be real. This page looks like a terminal because the audience will smell a Bootstrap docs theme from a mile away. Substance still has to catch up to the aesthetic.
Warehouses, export jobs, and research feeds may sit behind the same auth. They are not a public BigQuery. If you need a dump, that is a contract.
APIs are the objects. Developer Platform is the place you live: keys, apps, logs. Split so procurement can read one and engineers the other.
Know the objects.
Role: developer.
We will not issue toy keys on a static site.
Then ask for prod scopes.
| Surface | Now | Later |
|---|---|---|
| This page | Intent + mock | Live docs |
| Keys | None | Scoped, rotatable |
| Sandbox | None | Simulate + listings |
| Logs | None | Request IDs |
Not promised. If we publish one, it will have a real repo, not a zip on Drive.
Will exist. Numbers when they exist.
Unlikely at start. Ask if you are a bank.
Security Center + your questionnaire, when we are ready.
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Delvue APIs
The API page is a docs console: an example POST to simulate a NAD book, a 42ms mock 200, and a list of objects we intend to expose. There is no public key on this website. There is a waitlist for builders.
For Institutions
Institutions do not need a consumer hero. They need a slab of facts: what Delvue is building for asset managers, corporates, and family offices — portfolio infrastructure, NAD reporting, tokenization rails, and APIs — and an honest list of what is not built yet.
Security Center
Security Center is the public fortress: encryption in transit and at rest, access, monitoring, and how a pre-launch company talks about custody without pretending to be a bank. The legal Security page remains the short policy. This is the longer desk.
Join the waitlist if this page is why you showed up. We email when onboarding opens.