This document describes the use of the application programming interface of the alfred ecosystem, specifically the Third Party Payments product, so that it can be a reference for developers and technology teams and integrate payment processors and wallets to the alfred ecosystem.
At alfred we understand the importance of smooth and efficient payment transactions. That's why we've built a powerful and flexible API that allows you to integrate payment processors and wallets seamlessly. Whether you're a fintech company looking to expand your horizons or a merchant aiming to provide your customers with a seamless payment experience, the alfred API is here to help you tap into the full potential of our ecosystem. With our API, you can unlock new opportunities for growth and innovation while ensuring the security and convenience of payment transactions.
This documentation is your friendly guide to navigating the exciting world of the Third Party Payments product within the alfred ecosystem. We'll take you step-by-step through the process of initiating payments, retrieving transaction details, handling refunds, and managing customer information, among other essential functionalities. You'll find easy-to-follow instructions, helpful code examples, and best practices that will make integrating payment processors and wallets a breeze. Rest assured that our goal is to empower you to provide a smooth and secure payment experience for both merchants and end-users.
We're here to support you every step of the way on your payment integration journey within the alfred ecosystem. As you dive into this documentation, we'll provide you with a friendly overview of the underlying architecture and technical details of our API. Additionally, you'll find comprehensive API reference documentation that includes detailed descriptions of each endpoint, along with request/response examples and parameter details. By the time you reach the end of this guide, you'll feel confident and equipped with the necessary tools to embark on your payment integration adventure within the alfred ecosystem. Let's get started!
We obtain the company registration data and the webview for execute, the balance, user, blockchain, crypto token are necessary for other process.
We obtain the company registration data and the webview for execute, the balance, user, blockchain, crypto token are necessary for other process.
{
"api-key": "YOUR API KEY HERE",
"secret": "SECRET KEY HERE",
}
{
"balance": 22,
"currency": "USDT",
"user": "roger pay",
"chain": "Stellar",
}
{
"name": "belo",
"managerName": "Rogerpay",
"email": "roger@alfredpay.io",
"phone": "+16849683406",
"country": "Haiti",
"address": ”Port-de-Paix",
"url": "https://belo.alfredpay.io/6d74d4ab-327f-4992-9265-4eb482c28042",
“url-status”: “null”,
"KYB": false
}
{
"id": 67,
"status": "completed",
"transactionType": "BCRD",
"bank": "BHD",
"name": "Roger Pay",
"email": ”roger@alfredpay.io",
"phone": "+134576584935",
“description”: “Withdraw from wallet alfred”,
}
The API is a REST API that defines a set of functions so that developers can make requests and receive responses via the HTTP protocol (GET and POST).
In this way, they can be used by practically any programming language.It is important to consider the following elements when calling APIs
