@Reona Thank you for providing a detailed description of the issue you're encountering with JWT token authorization on the VAPI platform. Let's address each of the required verifications to help resolve the problem: 1. **Confirm Private Key Configuration**: Please ensure that the private key is correctly configured in the VAPI Dashboard. You should double-check that the key matches the one you're using to sign your JWT tokens. 2. **Verify JWT Token Format**: The JWT token should be well-formed, consisting of three parts separated by dots (header.payload.signature). Ensure that it adheres to the standard JWT structure. 3. **Check Authorization Header**: The token should be included in the HTTP request's authorization header in the format

Authorization: Bearer {token}

. Please confirm that the token is being sent correctly with the appropriate header format. For the additional information required: - If you're unsure whether the JWT token is being sent as "Bearer {token}", please verify this in your request headers. - To confirm if the private key is registered in VAPI's configuration, you may need to check the settings in your VAPI Dashboard or the environment where your VAPI instance is set up. - Regarding the format requirements for private keys in VAPI, they typically need to be in a PEM format. Ensure that your private key conforms to this requirement. If you've confirmed all the above and the issue persists, it might be necessary to look into the VAPI system logs or contact support for further assistance. If you need help with checking the configuration or any other assistance, please let me know, and I'll do my best to assist you.

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