@Ask Inkeep share the urls for the eu region

For the EU region, the API endpoint is

<http://api.eu.permit.io|api.eu.permit.io>

(1) . When initializing the Permit SDK (Node.js example) , you need to specify the EU region API URL :

const permit = new Permit({
  // the API key to the Permit environment you wish to connect to
  token: "<YOUR_API_KEY>",
  // the url in which the SDK can connect to the PDP container
  pdp: "<http://localhost:7766>",
  // use this to turn on sdk logs
  log: {
    level: "debug",
  },
  // the region in which the Permit environment is located
  apiUrl: "<https://api.eu.permit.io>",
}) ;

The documentation notes that all examples use the

<http://api.permit.io|api.permit.io>

endpoint by default, but if you're using the EU region (available at Permit Pro) , you need to replace

<http://api.permit.io|api.permit.io>

with

<http://api.eu.permit.io|api.eu.permit.io>

.

To learn more, see the sources I considered: [[1] Using the API](https://docs.permit.io/api/api-with-cli)

I apologize for missing the app URL in my previous response. You're absolutely right - to open a new EU account, you can use

<http://app.eu.permit.io|app.eu.permit.io>

(1) . To summarize the EU region endpoints: • ​*Dashboard/App*​:

<http://app.eu.permit.io|app.eu.permit.io>

• ​*API*​:

<http://api.eu.permit.io|api.eu.permit.io>

When you create your new account on the EU servers, remember that there's no automatic data migration, so you'll need to handle that separately. Once you've set up your new EU organization, contact your customer success representative with the new organization key so they can transfer your billing status .

To learn more, see the sources I considered: [[1] Using the API](https://docs.permit.io/api/api-with-cli)