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Migrating from api.vatly.dev

Avatcado was previously called Vatly. If your integration still points at api.vatly.dev, here is everything you need to know: nothing is broken, nothing is urgent, and switching takes one line.

api.vatly.dev keeps working

api.vatly.dev is not shutting down on any fixed date. It remains fully operational until further notice and serves the exact same deployment as api.avatcado.com. There is no forced cutoff and no scheduled outage. api.vatly.dev is deprecated, though: new documentation and examples target api.avatcado.com, so we recommend switching your base URL when it’s convenient for you.

Your API keys are unchanged

Nothing to rotate. Keys authenticate identically on both hosts:
  • Keys minted before the rebrand use the vtly_live_ / vtly_test_ prefix and keep working permanently
  • Keys minted after the rebrand use the avat_live_ / avat_test_ prefix
  • Both prefixes are accepted on both hosts, forever. There is no forced key rotation

Switch your base URL

Change the host, keep everything else: path, headers, and request/response shapes are identical.
If your integration reads the base URL from an environment variable or config value (recommended), update that one value and redeploy. No other code change is needed.

If you use an SDK

The legacy packages, @vatly/node on npm and vatly on PyPI, default to api.vatly.dev and no longer receive updates. They keep working for as long as the host does, so nothing breaks today. When you are ready, switch to @avatcado/node or avatcado. They are the same client under the new name: same methods, same return shapes, and they default to api.avatcado.com. Your API key works unchanged.
If you only want the new host without changing packages yet, both legacy packages accept a base URL override. Switching packages is the better fix, since only the new ones receive updates.

How to tell you’re still on the legacy host

Every response served from api.vatly.dev carries two extra headers, so automated tooling can detect the deprecation without reading this page:
  • Deprecation (RFC 9745): a structured-field Date value. @1782864000 is 1 July 2026 00:00:00 UTC, the date api.vatly.dev was formally marked deprecated
  • Link with rel="deprecation": points back to this page
There is no Sunset header (RFC 8594) yet. Sunset announces a shutdown date, and none is scheduled. One will be added only if and when a real shutdown date exists.
Requests to api.avatcado.com never carry these headers.

Webhooks: legacy headers still sent too

If you verify webhook signatures using the X-Vatly-* headers, no action is required. Avatcado dual-emits both header sets with identical values on every webhook delivery: New integrations should verify against the X-Avatcado-* headers. See Webhooks for the full signature verification guide.

At a glance

Questions? Contact hello@avatcado.com.