Regional dashboards (US and EMEA)
Yuno operates two separate regions, each with its own dashboard and API base URL:https://dashboard.y.uno (US) and https://dashboard.eu.y.uno (EMEA).
- Each organization belongs to one region: you choose the region when your organization is set up. An organization created in US does not exist in EMEA, and vice versa.
- Data stays in its region: each region stores its own data. Accounts, users, customers, vaulted tokens, payments, and configuration are not shared or synchronized between US and EMEA.
- Use the base URL of your region: call the API base URL and log in to the dashboard of the region where your organization lives. For the base URLs, see API Environments.
Understanding the environments
Yuno has two distinct environments, each serving a specific purpose:- Test Mode (Sandbox): When you register, your organization starts with an “Inactive” status and has access only to Test Mode. Use it to explore the dashboard, learn how features work, and run tests without affecting live operations. Test Mode is ideal for trying new configurations and integrations safely.
- Live Mode (Production): Live Mode is where real customer transactions occur. To access it, you must submit an activation request. Once your account is active, you can run production traffic while keeping the same security and controls. Use Live Mode when you are ready to go live with your integration.
Transitioning to Live Mode
- Requesting activation: From the dashboard home page, submit a request for activation. Your organization’s status will change from “Inactive” to “Under Verification”. Test Mode remains available during verification.
- Verification process: Yuno typically completes verification within a few hours. If we need more information, we will contact you.
- Access granted: When verification is complete, Live Mode is enabled for your account.
Switching environments
Switching between Sandbox and Production in the dashboard is simple:- One-click switching: Open the context chip in the top bar and pick Live or Test.
- Single login: One set of credentials gives you access to both environments; no separate passwords or accounts.
Related docs
- API Environments: Base URLs, timeouts, and API behaviour per environment.
- Developers credentials: Where to find API keys for Test and Live.
- Account context: The chip that carries the environment and the accounts each page reflects.