An introduction to the Solid APIs
Solid APIs are REST-based and built around JSON-encoded requests and responses with standard authentication method, response and error codes.
To get started,
You’ll need Postman or a similar tool to run the APIs.
Here are the ten steps we will guide you through. After completing these steps, you will have originated a sub account, created cards and counterparties, made a payment and viewed the transactions.
Auth
Authenticate into your Sandbox account (using the API key in the Sandbox environment).
Sub Account Holder
Create a Sub Account Holder under the Master Account.
Sub Account
For the Sub Account Holder, create a Sub Account.
Fund
Fund the Sub Account using Incoming ACH (see how to Simulate)
Counterparty
Create a Counterparty under the Sub Account.
ACH Payment
Originate an ACH payment to the Counterparty.
Card Holder
Create a Card Holder under the Sub Account.
Issue Card
Issue a Card to the Card Holder.
Spend Card
Spend the issued card (see how to Simulate)
Transactions
View transactions in the Sub Account ledger
An introduction to the Solid APIs
Solid APIs are REST-based and built around JSON-encoded requests and responses with standard authentication method, response and error codes.
To get started,
You’ll need Postman or a similar tool to run the APIs.
Here are the ten steps we will guide you through. After completing these steps, you will have originated a sub account, created cards and counterparties, made a payment and viewed the transactions.
Auth
Authenticate into your Sandbox account (using the API key in the Sandbox environment).
Sub Account Holder
Create a Sub Account Holder under the Master Account.
Sub Account
For the Sub Account Holder, create a Sub Account.
Fund
Fund the Sub Account using Incoming ACH (see how to Simulate)
Counterparty
Create a Counterparty under the Sub Account.
ACH Payment
Originate an ACH payment to the Counterparty.
Card Holder
Create a Card Holder under the Sub Account.
Issue Card
Issue a Card to the Card Holder.
Spend Card
Spend the issued card (see how to Simulate)
Transactions
View transactions in the Sub Account ledger