Introducing Observability for 1inch APIs
Monitor your 1inch API usage directly in the portal — requests, error rates, real request logs, on-chain swap volume, and quota usage across four new dashboard views.
1inch Business customers can now monitor their 1inch API usage directly in the portal, under the new Observability section of the dashboard. Instead of emailing support to ask why calls are failing or guessing how close you are to a limit, you get the answers yourself — in near real time, filtered to exactly the app, product, and time range you care about.
What you can do
Observability ships as four tabs — Overview, Logs, Swaps, and Usage:
Overview
Requests, RPS, and error rate over time, broken down by product, app, and response code. Healthy traffic renders green; failures render red — so a spike is obvious at a glance.
Logs
Real request logs. Click any request for the full detail — x-request-id, status, params, and error body — with one-click Copy JSON.
Swaps
On-chain swap volume in USD, broken down by type: Classic, Intent, and Cross-chain.
Usage
Track quota usage of your apps, API keys, users, and requests across the current subscription month. Switch from daily to a cumulative view to see current usage against the projected trend for the remaining days of the cycle.
Who it's for
"Why are my calls failing?" — the debugging developer
An integration starts throwing errors. In the portal, the error rate spikes red against the green healthy traffic. Click into Logs, filter to failures, open one request, and get the full error response body with a one-click Copy JSON — including the x-request-id to reference in a support ticket. What used to be an email thread with support becomes a two-minute self-serve diagnosis.
"Are we about to hit our limit?" — the team lead
Mid-cycle, a team lead checks Usage: quota consumption of apps, API keys, users, and requests across the current subscription month. Switching from daily to cumulative shows their trajectory against the days remaining — so they scale their plan on their own schedule, never discovering a limit the hard way.
"What's our on-chain volume?" — the business stakeholder
A founder, BD member, or analyst pulls total swap volume in USD, broken down by Classic, Intent, and Cross-chain — the number they need for board decks and revenue reporting, without asking engineering.
Filter, share, and refresh
- Filter any view by time range, product, app, and response code.
- Share any view via URL — filters and selection are encoded in the link.
- Data refreshes in near real time (~10–30s).