> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pandium.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pandium.com/marketplaces/listing-in-external-marketplaces/wix-marketplace.md).

# Wix Marketplace

Learn how to configure the required External URL, App URL, and Redirect URL to submit your app to the Wix Marketplace using Pandium’s custom authentication flow.

When submitting your app to the Wix marketplace, you'll need to provide 3 critical URLs if using the custom authentication option:

### 1. External URL

The external URL extension allows you display an embedded instance of your installed app inside the Wix dashboard.

{% code overflow="wrap" %}

```
https://exmart.pandium.io/v1/wix/dashboard/<account_name>/<integration_name>
```

{% endcode %}

Replace `<account_name>` and `<integration_name>` with your specific values.

### 2. App URL

This App URL is used to initiate an integration install from the Wix Dashboard to kick off the Oauth flow:

```
https://exmart.pandium.io/v1/wix/auth/<account_name>/<integration_name>
```

The URL will most likely resemble the above, but simply use this URL for the 'Install' page of this App in your Marketplace.

### 3. Redirect URL

When users authorize your app, Wix will redirect them to this URL with a temporary authorization code.

**Sandbox**

```
https://api.sandbox.pandium.com/v0/author/callback/oauth2
```

```
https://exmart.sandbox.pandium.com/v1/wix/redirect/<account_name>/<integration_name>
```

**Production**

```
https://api.pandium.io/v0/author/callback/oauth2
```

```
https://exmart.pandium.io/v1/wix/redirect/<account_name>/<integration_name>
```

### Need Help?

If you encounter issues during the listing process, please feel free to contact your Pandium Technical Account Manager for assistance.


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