Payvala Partner APIs enable organizations to securely connect their applications and business systems with Payvala services through controlled and authenticated API access.

Partner APIs provide the core capabilities required to set up and manage a partner integration, including authentication credentials, authorization, secret keys, device information, and other services available to approved partners.

1. Understand

   Explore the available Partner API capabilities and understand how they can support your organization's integration requirements.

2. Get Access

   Contact the Payvala team to complete the partner onboarding process and receive the access credentials required for your integration.

3. Build & Test

   Use your integration credentials and the available API documentation to authenticate, build, and test your application in the appropriate environment.

4. Go Live

   Complete the required integration validation and production-readiness steps before moving your approved integration to the production environment.

Payvala Partner APIs provide a secure and structured way for partner organizations to connect their applications, business systems, and operational processes with Payvala services. Through Partner APIs, approved partners can establish system-to-system communication and access the Payvala capabilities made available for their integration.

Partner integration follows a controlled access and onboarding process. After the required access is approved, Payvala provides the credentials and integration details needed to establish authenticated communication with the supported APIs. Partners can then develop and test their integration in the appropriate environment before moving the approved solution to production.

• Partner-Level Integration

  Connect your organization's applications, systems, and business processes with Payvala services through an approved Partner API integration.

• Managed Access

  Partner API access is provided through a managed onboarding and approval process based on your organization's integration requirements.

• Secure Communication

  Use the access credentials provided for your approved integration to securely exchange information with supported Payvala services.

• System-to-System Integration

  Enable your organization's systems and applications to communicate with supported Payvala services as part of your approved integration.

Partner APIs provide organizations with the capabilities needed to securely manage and support their integration with Payvala, covering access, credentials, authorization, information, and other supported integration requirements.

• Secret Credentials

  Generate and manage the secret credentials required for an approved partner integration.

  Purpose

  Provide the credentials required to authenticate partner applications with Payvala services.

  Capabilities

  • Generate secret credentials
  • Manage integration credentials
  • Use credentials for authenticated API access

  Audience

  Approved partner organizations integrating their systems with Payvala.

• OAuth 2.0 Access Tokens

  Generate OAuth 2.0 access tokens for authenticated Partner API requests.

  Purpose

  Provide token-based authentication for secured Partner API resources.

  Capabilities

  • OAuth 2.0 authentication
  • Client Credentials Grant
  • Bearer access token usage

  Audience

  Partner applications accessing protected Payvala API resources.

• Authorization Codes

  Generate and retrieve authorization codes associated with the partner organization.

  Purpose

  Support authorization-related requirements within the approved partner integration.

  Capabilities

  • Generate authorization codes
  • Retrieve authorization codes
  • Manage authorization information

  Audience

  Approved partner organizations and their integration systems.

• Secret Key Management

  Retrieve and manage organization secret keys through supported lifecycle operations.

  Purpose

  Support the controlled management of secret keys used by partner integrations.

  Capabilities

  • Retrieve organization secret keys
  • Activate secret keys
  • Deactivate secret keys
  • Retire secret keys

  Audience

  Approved partner organizations.

• Device Management

  Retrieve status information for devices associated with the organization.

  Purpose

  Help partner systems retrieve supported device status information.

  Capabilities

  • Request device status
  • Retrieve device information
  • Identify invalid device serial numbers

  Audience

  Partners managing Payvala-connected devices.

• Transaction Management

  Retrieve transaction information associated with organization devices.

  Purpose

  Allow partner systems to retrieve supported device transaction information for their integration.

  Capabilities

  • Retrieve device transactions
  • Filter transaction data by time range
  • Support paginated transaction results

  Audience

  Partners whose integration requires device transaction information.

The Payvala Partner Management API is a web-based API designed for secure and controlled communication between approved partner systems and Payvala services.

The API follows standard web technologies and security practices, with defined protocols, authentication, data formats, supported methods, and rate-limiting controls.

• Web-based API

  A web-based API that allows approved partner systems and applications to communicate with Payvala services.

• REST

  The API follows the REST approach, providing a standard way for partner systems to interact with Payvala through web-based requests.

• HTTPS

  All API communication uses HTTPS to protect data while it is transferred between partner systems and Payvala services.

• GET & POST

  The API supports GET and POST methods for retrieving information and sending requests to supported Partner API operations.

• OAuth 2.0

  Protected API resources use OAuth 2.0 with the Client Credentials Grant to authenticate approved partner applications.

• JSON

  API requests and responses use JSON to provide a clear and consistent format for exchanging information between systems.

• UTF-8 Encoding

  API data uses UTF-8 encoding to ensure text and characters are represented consistently when information is exchanged.

• Rate Limiting

  API usage is controlled by rate limits that define how many requests can be made within a given minute or hour.

Partner API integrations are developed, tested, and operated within the environments made available for your integration. Each environment has its own configuration, access credentials, and usage requirements.

Use the environment appropriate to the current stage of your integration and keep environment-specific credentials and configuration separate. The exact environments and access details applicable to your integration will be confirmed during the onboarding and configuration process.

For a detailed explanation of the available environments and how to move your integration through the required stages, see the Developer Quickstart.

Once your partner access and authentication are configured, you can test the Partner APIs using the environment and API resources provided for your integration.

Use the protected API documentation available after login to obtain the endpoint, authentication requirements, request format, and response information required for each API operation.

1. 1

   Choose an API

   Select the Partner API operation that matches your integration requirement.

2. 2

   Review the Documentation

   Review the API method, endpoint, required headers, parameters, request body, authentication requirements, and response details.

3. 3

   Configure Your Environment

   Use the environment and integration configuration provided for your approved partner access.

4. 4

   Authenticate the Request

   Include the authentication information provided for your integration and environment.

5. 5

   Send the Request

   Send the API request using your application or API testing tool.

6. 6

   Review the Response

   Check the response status and returned data to verify that the API request behaved as expected.

7. 7

   Build & Validate

   Use the validated API behavior to implement and verify the integration in your application.

Partner APIs use OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials Grant to authenticate approved partner applications and provide controlled access to protected Payvala API resources.

After receiving the credentials and integration details provided for your approved integration, your application authenticates with Payvala and obtains an access token. The token is then used when making authenticated requests to the supported Partner APIs.

Additional security controls may apply to your integration based on the approved configuration. These requirements are covered in the Security documentation.

After signing in, approved partners can access the detailed resources required to build and test their integration.

• Credentials

  Access the integration credentials and authentication resources provided for your organization.

  Purpose

  Configure your application for authenticated communication with Payvala.

  Capabilities

  • Integration credentials
  • Authentication resources
  • Environment-specific access

  Audience

  Approved partner developers.

• API Documentation

  Review detailed API operations, request requirements, response information, and integration guidance.

  Purpose

  Provide the technical information required to implement the Partner API integration.

  Capabilities

  • API operations
  • Request and response information
  • Authentication requirements

  Audience

  Developers building Partner API integrations.

• Testing Resources

  Use the resources and environment provided for testing your approved integration.

  Purpose

  Validate API requests, responses, authentication, and integration behavior before production.

  Capabilities

  • API testing
  • Request validation
  • Response validation

  Audience

  Partner development and integration teams.

Before requesting Partner API access, make sure your organization understands what it needs to connect with Payvala and is ready to provide the required information during onboarding.

Your integration should be prepared to support the environments and configuration requirements applicable to your Payvala integration. The exact authentication, security, network, credential, and API requirements will be confirmed during the onboarding and configuration process, along with the specific settings and implementation requirements that apply to your integration.

• Organization Details

  Be prepared to provide the information required by the Payvala team during the partner onboarding process.

• Integration Requirements

  Identify the systems, services, devices, or business processes you want to connect with Payvala.

• API Requirements

  Identify the Partner API capabilities your application is expected to use.

• Testing Requirements

  Understand what needs to be tested before your integration can move toward production.

• Security Requirements

  Be prepared to securely store and manage the credentials and authentication information provided for your integration.

Before moving your Partner API integration into its final operational stage, make sure the integration has been implemented, tested, validated, and configured according to the requirements applicable to your integration.

Complete the required production readiness checks before enabling your integration for live use. The Developer Quickstart provides the detailed checklist covering integration validation, authentication, API testing, error handling, credential security, configuration, and final validation.

Use the Production Readiness checklist in the Developer Quickstart to confirm that your integration is ready for the next stage of deployment.

• Who are Partner APIs for?

• Can I get Partner API access directly from this page?

• How do I request Partner API access?

• What happens after I request access?

• Where will I test my APIs?

• How do I test a Partner API?

• How does Partner API authentication work?

• Can I see API credentials on this public page?

• Can I use production credentials for testing?

• What happens after testing is completed?