diff --git a/pages/service/full-api-reference.mdx b/pages/service/full-api-reference.mdx
index 927b4f4..8bdb979 100644
--- a/pages/service/full-api-reference.mdx
+++ b/pages/service/full-api-reference.mdx
@@ -6,31 +6,31 @@ The Beam API is a RESTful API. Given you have obtained your api key, you are abl
 
 If you ever feel the need to access all of the available endpoints directly from our deployed service, you can use the following links
 
-### Custodial API
+### Automation API
 
 ```md filename="Swagger UI"
-https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/game
+https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/automation
 ```
 
 ```md filename="OpenAPI specification (JSON)"
-https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/game-json
+https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/automation-json
 ```
 
 ```md filename="OpenAPI specification (YAML)"
-https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/game-yaml
+https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/automation-yaml
 ```
 
 
-### Self-custody API
+### Player API
 
 ```md filename="Swagger UI"
-https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/self-custody
+https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/player
 ```
 
 ```md filename="OpenAPI specification (JSON)"
-https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/self-custody-json
+https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/player-json
 ```
 
 ```md filename="OpenAPI specification (YAML)"
-https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/self-custody-yaml
+https://api.testnet.onbeam.com/api/player-yaml
 ```
diff --git a/pages/service/operations/creating-operations.mdx b/pages/service/operations/creating-operations.mdx
index 72ce28b..8010825 100644
--- a/pages/service/operations/creating-operations.mdx
+++ b/pages/service/operations/creating-operations.mdx
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ title: Creating operations
 
 When you would like to transfer an asset that is owned by your user, you will need to ask them to sign for the transaction involved.
 
-In order to do this, you need to initiate an Operation. Initiating an Operation is as simple as calling a method on the server client for the self-custodial API. If the thing you're trying to do requires the user to sign a transaction, an Operation will be returned.
+In order to do this, you need to initiate an Operation. Initiating an Operation is as simple as calling a method on the server client for the Player API. If the thing you're trying to do requires the user to sign a transaction, an Operation will be returned.
 
 To make this a bit more tangible, here's a call you might make. At the bottom you will find an Operation response.
 **Disclaimer:** [Operations](/service/operations/introduction) will remain valid for a 24-hour time period, after which they will be removed / cleaned up.