KYC is always first. After that, the steps differ based on your path.Documentation Index
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- Payin
- Payout
KYC and customer verification
Account setup
- Create and verify customer accounts
- Submit KYC with all required fields filled
- Test a successful KYC verification flow
- Test a KYC failure and confirm your error handling works
- Handle KYC rejections and show the user what to fix
- Update and resubmit failed KYC information
Payin requirements
Bank transfer
- Validate bank account details against the quotation before every transfer
- Send exactly the amount specified in the quotation
- Complete transfers before the quotation expires
- Record the Reference Number for each payin
- Generate a new quotation when one expires
- Monitor transaction status after sending
- Set up alerts for failed transactions
- Define how your system handles transactions stuck longer than 24 hours
Testing
- Fetch exchange rates and confirm they display correctly in your UI
- Create quotations across different amounts and currency pairs
- Test quotation expiry and confirm your system handles it cleanly
- Send test transactions on sandbox networks
- Verify fee calculations match what you show users
- Test failure scenarios and confirm recovery paths work
Webhooks
Setup
- Register your webhook URL
- Validate webhook signatures on every incoming request
- Set up monitoring for missed or delayed webhooks
- Receive and handle KYC status update webhooks
- Receive and handle transaction status update webhooks
- Test retry behavior when your endpoint is temporarily down
- Confirm your handler is idempotent (processing the same webhook twice should not trigger two actions)
Error handling
API and integration
- Test API authentication failures
- Test input validation rejections
- Test rate limit responses and confirm your retry logic handles them
- Test timeout handling
- Error messages explain what went wrong and what the user should do next
- Users never see raw error codes or internal field names
- Store transaction logs with enough detail to trace failures
Production deployment
Setup
- Request production API credentials
- Switch all configuration to production endpoints
- Remove sandbox-only code and test accounts
- Enable production logging
- Configure alerts for critical failures
- Complete a security review
- Run a small real-money test before full rollout

