Get a key
Register and create an API key in your dashboard.
One keyCodex with an API key
Access Codex and compatible clients with a personal API key and a token balance.
Open dashboard
VS Code
Cursor
Codex
JetBrains
tokengrand@setup:~$curl https://tokengrand.pro/v1/models \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKENGRAND_API_KEY"{"object": "list", "data": […]}
How it works
Connect Codex
Set up Codex or another client with the connection guide.
Open your dashboard
Manage keys and see your remaining tokens.
Track usage
See grants and deductions in your activity history.
PRIVACY
Keys and balance in your dashboard
Create a separate key for each project and revoke access from your dashboard. Usage history shows the model, time and token count.
✓ Separate API keys✓ Token metering✓ Telegram sign-in
BALANCE
Manage tokens in your dashboard
Promo code
Redeem a code in your dashboard.
- Credit your balance
- Redemption history
Balance
See your available tokens.
- One balance for all keys
- Grants from an administrator
Usage
Check deductions after requests.
- Usage measured in tokens
- Model usage history
FAQ
Common questions before getting started
How does it work?
Register with a username and password or sign in with Telegram. Create an API key in settings and follow the guide to connect to OpenAI models.
Do I need my own server?
Open the guide in your dashboard and enter the TokenGrand endpoint and API key in your client.
Which IDEs can I use?
Connect Codex, VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, JetBrains and other clients that support the OpenAI API.
How is usage charged?
Requests use tokens from your balance. The dashboard logs show the model, status and usage for each request.
What happens when I run out of tokens?
Model requests resume when you add tokens. Your keys and history remain available in the dashboard.
Can other users see my keys or logs?
Keys, balances and request logs belong to individual accounts. Manage your keys in settings.