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API tokens carry a subset of permissions chosen at creation time. Each scope grants access to a specific resource group. Dashboard sessions (browser login) implicitly hold all scopes; API tokens hold only those explicitly selected.

Available scopes

Virtual machines

Private networks

Firewalls

SSH keys

Backups & snapshots

Webhooks

Billing

Catalog reads

Fetching plans, regions, and OS templates does not require any specific scope. Any valid API token can read catalog data.

Missing scope — 403 response

When a request uses a token that lacks the required scope, the API returns:
with HTTP status 403.