An OpenAI-compatible AI gateway for the Indonesian market — one key for Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek and Kimi, metered from real upstream cost and paid from a single Rupiah balance topped up by QRIS.
Running, pre-launch — not yet open for commercial sign-ups
Indonesian developers who want Claude or GPT in their editor usually need a foreign credit card, accounts at several providers and a bill in dollars. I wanted one account, one Rupiah balance topped up by QRIS, and a key that works anywhere an OpenAI key works — without the gateway ever inventing an answer or charging for a failed request.
Vensix exposes /v1/chat/completions (streaming and non-streaming) and /v1/models, so a sk-vsx- key drops straight into Cursor, Cline, Claude Code or any OpenAI SDK by changing base_url. Requests are validated against hashed keys, mapped to one of seven curated models and forwarded through a pooled async client to OpenRouter. Upstream errors are passed through as they are — no fake success.
Pricing is live, not a spreadsheet: the real per-request cost from the upstream usage data is multiplied by a live USD→IDR rate plus a tiered markup, and a ledger records cost against sale price so margins are visible per model. Balance is deducted only on success. The same balance buys cPanel hosting, provisioned automatically through the WHM API, and QRIS top-ups reconcile through webhook plus polling so a payment is never counted twice.
A working gateway, customer dashboard with ⌘K, admin panel with per-model margins, and automated hosting provisioning — covered by more than 500 automated tests that run without touching the network. Products that aren't ready yet are labelled "coming soon" rather than faked. Moving from a Cloudflare-Tunnel dev host to an always-on server is the next step before commercial launch.