# Apply for API-based Template

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This is only available to the admins of the <mark style="color:yellow;">verified</mark> community. For standard and format,  take a look at our [API Tech Doc](https://questn.gitbook.io/docs/api-technical-documentation)
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## Step 1 - Click `Write your API` on [QuestN](https://community.questn.com/online?page=1\&status=300)&#x20;

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OR find it at <mark style="color:green;">Entries Settings</mark> page, under the <mark style="color:green;">Customize</mark> category, click the `Apply for API-based template` button.

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## Step 2 - Fill out the application form

<mark style="color:yellow;">Template title:</mark> Keep it short and clear

<mark style="color:yellow;">Task icon:</mark> Your Project's logo

<mark style="color:yellow;">Description:</mark> State clearly in this field what the task is, and what actions do users need to complete in order to verify the task

<mark style="color:yellow;">Target URL:</mark> The link on QuestN you wish to jump to&#x20;

<mark style="color:yellow;">API URL:</mark> From the projects’ side. Then it comes to the&#x20;

<mark style="color:yellow;">API Header (optional):</mark> Add keys on the API

<mark style="color:yellow;">Wallet address for testing:</mark> Enter the wallet address that conforms to the format, the system will start testing automatically

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Remember, all infos cannot be edited again after being submitted.
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## Step 3 - Click `Apply` and all yours

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The customized quest templates would be only visible to the communities themselves that created them.
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