The integration enables Token Pass credit to apply directly to eligible model requests routed through AI Gateway without requiring isolated credentials. If users exhaust their cycle balance, requests authenticated via standard keys or OIDC tokens automatically draw from team AI Gateway credits instead of halting. Dedicated keys scoped exclusively to featured models remain available via the dashboard or CLI, though they do not support the automatic fallback mechanism.
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Standard authentication methods prevent service interruptions by falling back to team cre…: Standard authentication methods prevent service interruptions by falling back to team credits once Token Pass allowances run out.
Workflows relying on dedicated Token Pass keys will completely halt requests when credits…: Workflows relying on dedicated Token Pass keys will completely halt requests when credits deplete until the next billing cycle.
Zero Data Retention protections persist across all Token Pass requests and apply to fallb…: Zero Data Retention protections persist across all Token Pass requests and apply to fallback traffic if team-wide settings require it.
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Token Pass credit now applies automatically to included model usage through AI Gateway, whether a request authenticates with an API key, OIDC token, or fx login. No dedicated Token Pass API key is required, though you can still create one from the dashboard or the CLI for keys scoped only to featured models and providers.
When Token Pass credit runs out for the billing period, requests from a standard key or OIDC token fall back to your team's AI Gateway credits. Token Pass keys still stop until the next billing period.
Requests served through the Token Pass provider remain Zero Data Retention (ZDR). Fallback requests follow your team's setting. With team-wide ZDR enabled, they route only to ZDR providers.
Available now for Token Pass subscribers on Pro teams. If you created a Token Pass key during setup, switch to a standard API key or OIDC token to get fallback. Learn more in the Token Pass documentation.
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