JWT (JSON Web Token)
A JWT is a signed token used to authenticate API requests. The token contains a payload (user ID, permissions, expiry) and a signature that the server can verify without storing session state. In RPC infrastructure, JWTs are one option for API authentication, alongside simple API keys.
See also: RPC (Remote Procedure Call), Job Queue, JavaScript SDK.
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