Experience the ease of integration with our Webfinpay API, where resource-oriented URLs provide a clear pathway to your desired endpoints. Streamline your development process and unlock new functionality by accepting form-encoded request bodies.
Use API keys to access the Webfinpay API securely and reliably. Easily manage your keys within the Webfinpay Dashboard, ensuring effortless integration control.
Webfinpay API test mode allows you to explore the full potential of the API.
We offer a dynamic API that constantly evolves to meet the business' changing needs.
With each new release, discover enhanced functionality and streamlined workflows designed to elevate your development experience.
Explore the Webfinpay API ecosystem easily with one request per object. Every interaction ensures clarity, efficiency, and accuracy, even with bulk updates.
The test and live mode secret keys are distinguished by the prefix sk_test_ and sk_live_. Alternatively, utilize restricted API keys for precise permissions tailored to your needs.
Your API keys hold significant privileges, making their security paramount. You can ensure data integrity and confidentiality by preventing public sharing of your keys.
Make sure all API requests are made over encrypted connections with HTTPS. The use of plain HTTP will fail, emphasizing the need for secure communication protocols.
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Clients can operate as connected accounts by including the Webfinpay-Account header with a valid Webfinpay account ID. Ensure the header is set per request, as illustrated in the nearby code snippet. Subsequent methods utilize the same account ID.
A code falling within the 2xx range indicates that the API request was successful, which signifies that the operation was completed without any issues.
There may be issues with missing parameters or failed charges included in the 4xx range. A specific error code may refer to a particular issue, such as a declined card transaction.
Rarely, codes within the 5xx range can indicate problems with a website's servers that require further investigation and resolution, so it's important to look into these codes.
You can programmatically manage 4xx errors, including declined card transactions. An error code usually accompanies these errors, providing insight into the problem.
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