The Monieswitch API provides a comprehensive suite of endpoints to integrate payment processing, organizational management, and financial operations into your applications. Built with modern REST principles, our API enables you to seamlessly manage payments, payouts, organizations, and team access controls.

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What You Can Build

With the Monieswitch API, you can:
  • Process Payments: Accept payments from customers using various payment methods
  • Manage Payouts: Distribute funds to vendors, contractors, or beneficiaries
  • Organization Management: Handle multi-tenant operations with organization-level controls
  • Team & Access Control: Manage team members, groups, and permissions
  • API Security: Generate and manage API tokens with granular scoping

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Key Features

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Secure & Reliable

  • Industry-standard encryption and security practices
  • Comprehensive error handling and status reporting

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Developer-Friendly

  • RESTful API design with predictable resource-oriented URLs
  • JSON request and response bodies
  • Comprehensive webhook system for real-time updates
  • Detailed error messages and status codes

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Scalable Architecture

  • High-performance infrastructure built for growth
  • Multi-region support for global operations
  • Robust monitoring and uptime guarantees

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Getting Started

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Prerequisites

  • A Monieswitch account (sign up at dashboard.monieswitch.com)
  • API credentials from your dashboard
  • Basic understanding of REST APIs and HTTP requests

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Quick Start

  1. Authenticate: Obtain your API keys from the dashboard
  2. Make your first request: Test connectivity with our status endpoint
  3. Process a payment: Follow our payment quickstart guide
  4. Set up webhooks: Configure real-time notifications

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Base URL

https://nini.monieswitch.com

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Authentication

All API requests must be authenticated using API keys passed in the Authorization header: 
Authorization: Bearer your_api_key_here

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Response Format

All API responses follow a consistent JSON structure: 
{
  "success": true,
  "message": "Operation is successful",
  "data": {
    // Resource data here
  },
}

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Error Handling

Errors return appropriate HTTP status codes with detailed error information: 
{
  "success": false,
  "error": {
    "code": "INVALID_PARAMETER",
    "message": "The provided email address is invalid",
    "field": "email"
  },
}

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Need Help?

  • Documentation: Browse our comprehensive guides and tutorials
  • Support: Contact our developer support team at [email protected]
  • Community: Join our developer community forum
Ready to get started? Jump to our Authentication Guide or explore the Payment Quickstart.