API Ecosystem — Preview

POST/merchants — onboard a new merchant
Stable
GET/transactions — retrieve transaction history
Stable
POST/payments — process a payment
Stable
GET/settlements — settlement batch status
v2
POST/webhooks — subscribe to events
v2
GET/reports — reconciliation & reporting data
Sandbox

Build Modern Payment Solutions Faster

DigiPay.Guru is built API-first, so the same merchant acquiring capabilities that power our platform are available to your engineering team through a consistent, well-structured set of APIs.

Whether you're a bank extending merchant acquiring into a new channel, a PSP building a custom onboarding flow, or an enterprise merchant connecting internal systems to payment operations, the Developer Portal is the starting point for integration

It brings together API discovery, authentication, sandbox testing, and implementation resources in one place, so your team can move from evaluation to a working integration without waiting on back-and-forth with a vendor team for every question.

APIs are organized around the same functional areas as the platform itself — merchant management, onboarding, payment processing, settlement, reconciliation, and reporting — so the mental model your team builds during integration matches how the platform actually operates.

This page introduces the developer experience. Full endpoint-level documentation, request and response schemas, and code samples live in the technical documentation, linked throughout.

Why Developers Choose DigiPay.Guru

01

Consistent API Design

A predictable structure across every API, so patterns learned in one area of the platform carry over to the next.

02

Modular Architecture

Integrate only the capabilities you need — onboarding, processing, settlement, reporting — independently or together.

03

Implementation Flexibility

Support for cloud, on-premises, and hybrid deployment models to fit existing enterprise architecture.

04

Structured Documentation

Implementation guides and reference material organized by use case, not just by endpoint.

05

Sandbox First

A full sandbox environment to test integrations end-to-end before touching production data.

06

Integration Support

Solution engineering support available for enterprise implementations that need architectural guidance.

Legacy Integration vs. API-First Integration

AspectLegacy IntegrationDigiPay.Guru API-First Platform
Integration approachFile-based or point-to-point connectionsStructured REST APIs across functional areas
TestingLimited or shared test environmentsDedicated sandbox environment
DocumentationStatic, vendor-supplied PDFsStructured, use-case oriented developer resources
Change managementManual coordination for updatesVersioned APIs with migration guidance
Time to first integrationWeeks of scoping and back-and-forthSelf-service discovery and testing

Explore the API Ecosystem

APIs are grouped by the functional areas of merchant acquiring, so your team can integrate what a project needs without pulling in the whole platform surface.

STEP 1DiscoveryBrowse APIsSTEP 2AuthenticateGet tokenSTEP 3Sandbox testSimulate callsSTEP 4ProductionGo liveAPI discovery → authentication → sandbox testing → production deployment

Merchant Management APIs

Create, update, and retrieve merchant records, including profile, status, and configuration data.

Merchant Onboarding APIs

Drive onboarding workflows programmatically, from application submission through approval.

Payment Processing APIs

Initiate and manage payment transactions across supported methods and channels.

Settlement APIs

Retrieve settlement batch status and detail for reconciliation and reporting.

Reconciliation APIs

Access reconciliation data to match transactions against settlement and ledger records.

Reporting APIs

Pull operational and financial reporting data into your own systems and dashboards.

Secure Authentication

Every API call is authenticated and scoped to what the calling application is permitted to do, so integrations stay secure as they scale.

API Keys

Issued per application or environment, so sandbox and production credentials stay clearly separated.

OAuth Support

Standards-based authorization flows for applications that need delegated or user-context access.

Access Tokens

Short-lived tokens used to authorize individual API requests without exposing long-lived credentials.

Role-Based Permissions

Scoped access so an integration can reach only the APIs and data it's been granted.

Credential Management

Self-service creation, rotation, and revocation of credentials from the developer portal.

Security Best Practices

Guidance on credential storage, request signing, and secure integration patterns.

Reference

Authentication Flow — Overview

Step 1

Register Application

Step 2

Issue Credentials

Step 3

Request Access Token

Step 4

Authorize API Call

Step 5

Token Refresh / Rotation

Developer Tools

Tools to explore, test, and validate an integration before it ever touches production traffic.

Test credentialsAPI keysk_test_51H8••9F2Secret keysk_secret_••••1F3EnvironmentSandboxSimulated transactionAmount: $128.50Status: ApprovedCard: •••• 4242Request / response inspectorPOST /v1/payments{ "amount": 12850, "currency": "USD" }→ 200 OK{ "status": "approved", "id": "txn_8841" }"Test credentials, simulated transactions, request inspector"

Interactive API Explorer

Browse available APIs and try requests directly from the portal to understand request and response structure.

Sandbox Environment

A fully isolated environment for building and testing integrations with realistic, non-production data.

Postman Collections

Ready-to-import collections for exploring APIs in familiar developer tooling.

Sample Applications

Reference implementations that demonstrate common integration patterns end-to-end.

Error Codes

A structured reference for API error responses to speed up debugging during integration.

Testing Utilities

Utilities to simulate common scenarios, including edge cases and failure conditions, before go-live.

Integration Resources

Structured guidance for teams planning, building, and maintaining an integration over time.

Developer Documentation

Reference documentation covering available APIs, authentication, and supported integration patterns.

Implementation Guides

Step-by-step guidance for common integration projects, from onboarding to settlement reporting.

Reference Architectures

Example architectures for common deployment scenarios across banks, PSPs, and enterprise merchants.

Code Examples

Illustrative examples showing how core integration patterns are typically implemented.

Version Management

Clear versioning so integrations continue working predictably as the platform evolves.

Migration Guides

Guidance for moving an integration from one API version to the next with minimal disruption.

Manual Integration vs. Self-Service Developer Portal

AspectManual IntegrationDigiPay.Guru Developer Portal
API discoveryRequires vendor coordinationSelf-service exploration and testing
Credential setupManual provisioning, often delayedSelf-service credential management
Testing before go-liveLimited or shared environmentsDedicated sandbox environment
Support during buildAd hoc, ticket-basedStructured guides plus solution engineering support
Onboarding new engineersRelies on tribal knowledgeDocumented, repeatable integration path

Platform Integrations

DigiPay.Guru is designed to fit into the systems already running your business, not replace them.

Core Banking Systems

Connect merchant acquiring workflows to core banking platforms for account and ledger alignment.

Payment Switches

Integrate with payment switches for transaction routing across acquiring and issuing networks.

Payment Gateways

Work alongside existing payment gateways or extend acquiring capability through DigiPay.Guru's own gateway.

ERP Systems

Sync merchant, transaction, and settlement data into enterprise resource planning systems.

CRM Platforms

Keep merchant relationship data aligned between acquiring operations and CRM tools.

Third-Party Services

Extend functionality with additional risk, compliance, or data services through the API layer.

Enterprise Deployment Support

Deployment options and operational support designed for regulated, high-volume payment environments.

Cloud Deployment

Deploy in a managed cloud environment for faster time to production.

On-Premises Deployment

Support for on-premises deployment where regulatory or internal policy requires it.

Hybrid Architecture

Combine cloud and on-premises components to fit existing infrastructure constraints.

High Availability

Architecture designed to support resilient, highly available payment operations.

Scalable APIs

APIs built to handle enterprise transaction volumes as usage grows.

Monitoring

Operational visibility into API performance and availability to support integration teams post go-live.

Business Benefits

01

Accelerate Integration

Self-service discovery and sandbox testing shorten the path from evaluation to working integration.

02

Reduce Development Time

Consistent API patterns mean less time relearning conventions across different functional areas.

03

Improve Developer Productivity

Structured documentation and tooling reduce time spent searching for answers mid-build.

04

Simplify Maintenance

Clear versioning and migration guidance keep long-running integrations stable over time.

05

Enable Faster Product Launches

Modular APIs let teams ship new payment experiences without waiting on a full platform integration.

06

Support Enterprise Scale

Architecture built to support high transaction volumes and multi-region deployments.

Example Integration Scenarios

Merchant Onboarding

Drive an internal onboarding portal or partner workflow through the onboarding APIs.

Payment Acceptance

Add payment acceptance to an existing application using the payment processing APIs.

Settlement

Pull settlement batch data into internal finance systems for reconciliation.

Merchant Reporting

Feed merchant and transaction data into internal or customer-facing reporting tools.

Merchant Portal

Build a custom merchant-facing portal on top of merchant management APIs.

Financial Systems Integration

Connect transaction and settlement data to ERP or ledger systems for financial close.

Why DigiPay.Guru Developer Portal

Every other page in this platform describes a capability — onboarding, settlement, risk, reporting. The Developer Portal is how your engineering team reaches all of them, consistently, through a single API-first integration layer.

API-First by Design

APIs are the primary interface to the platform, not an afterthought layered on top.

Built for Enterprise Scale

Deployment options and architecture designed for high-volume, regulated environments.

Self-Service, With Support

Explore and test independently, with solution engineering available for complex implementations.

Consistent Across the Suite

The same API design principles apply across merchant management, processing, settlement, and reporting.

Frequently asked questions

DigiPay.Guru provides APIs across merchant management, merchant onboarding, payment processing, settlement, reconciliation, and reporting. Full endpoint detail is available in the technical documentation.

Yes. A dedicated sandbox environment is available for building and testing integrations before moving to production.

SDK and client library availability depends on your integration path. Reach out to solution engineering to confirm what's available for your stack.

APIs are authenticated using API keys and access tokens, with OAuth-based flows supported for applications that need delegated authorization. Full detail is covered in the authentication documentation.

Yes. Webhooks are available for subscribing to relevant platform events so your systems can react in near real time rather than polling for updates.

APIs are versioned, with migration guidance provided so integrations can move to newer versions on a predictable timeline.

Yes. DigiPay.Guru APIs are designed to integrate with core banking systems, payment switches, ERPs, CRMs, and other third-party services already in use.

Yes. Detailed technical documentation, including implementation guides and reference material, is available separately from this overview page.

Yes. The sandbox environment is designed specifically for end-to-end testing before any integration touches production data.

Through structured documentation, implementation guides, a sandbox environment, and solution engineering support for enterprise implementations.

Ready to Start Building?

Request access to the Developer Portal, explore the API ecosystem, and start testing your integration in the sandbox.

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