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Postman collections

warning

Keep your API keys private. They are sensitive credentials and should stay on your machine. Postman variables are not synced to the cloud by default—only sync them if you explicitly choose to. Storing sensitive data in cloud-synced Postman environments increases the risk of accidental exposure, unauthorized access, and compliance violations. Secrets should be managed using dedicated secrets management solutions and injected at runtime rather than stored in third-party tools.

See Postman variables documentation for how variables and sync work.

We have several postman collections for testing the API platform.

API postman collections​

Each API has a quick start guide that can guide you through testing these.

API Quick startPostman collection
Checkout APIDownload file
eCom APIDownload file
ePayment APIDownload file
Login APIDownload file
Management APIDownload file
Order Management APIDownload file
QR APIDownload file
Recurring APIDownload file
Userinfo APIDownload file
Webhooks APIDownload file

Global environment​

Import this file as your environment to get example date prefilled.

Download Global Postman environment

Be sure to update the values with your own API keys and phone number.

  • client_id
  • client_secret
  • Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key
  • merchantSerialNumber
  • internationalMobileNumber

Don't store them to the cloud.

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