Developer Portal FAQs
What is a developer portal?
The developer portal is a platform that provides access to APIs, documentation, tools, and resources to developers who want to build applications that integrate with the open banking services.
How do I register as a developer on the developer portal?
To register as a developer the developer portal, you usually need to create an account and provide some basic information about yourself, such as your name, email address, and company name. You may also need to agree to the developer portal's terms of use.
What kind of APIs are available on the developer portal?
The APIs available on the developer portal may include APIs for account information, payments, transactions, authentication, and other open banking/BaaS services.
How do I obtain an API key to access the APIs on the developer portal?
To obtain an API key, you need to create an application on the developer portal and follow the instructions to generate an API key.
How do I test my integration with the APIs?
The developer portal provides a sandbox environment where you can test your integration with the listed APIs without affecting live user data.
What documentation and resources are available on the developer portal?
The developer portal provide documentation, sample code, and other resources to help developers use the APIs and build applications.
What kind of support is available for developers on the developer portal?
The developer portal provides support through documentation, forums, FAQs, and email support
How do I report issues or provide feedback on the developer portal?
User are able to report issues or provide feedback through the developer portal's support channels via email, forums or the support ticketing system.
What are APIs?
APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are sets of protocols, routines, and tools for building software applications. APIs specify how software components should interact and enable developers to access data or functionality from other applications or services
What is API documentation?
API documentation is a set of instructions and guidelines that explain how to use an API. It typically includes information on the API's endpoints, parameters, response formats, and authentication requirements.
What is API rate limiting?
API rate limiting is the practice of limiting the number of requests that can be made to an API within a certain time period. This helps prevent overloading the API and ensures that it remains available and responsive to all users.
What is API analytics?
API analytics is the process of collecting and analyzing data on how an API is being used. This can include information on usage patterns, performance metrics, and user behavior, which can be used to optimize the API's functionality and improve the developer experience.
What is test environment?
An API test environment is a dedicated environment used for testing APIs (Application Programming Interfaces. The purpose of an API test environment is to provide a controlled environment for developers to test their APIs before deploying them to production.
In an API test environment, developers can test the functionality, performance, and security of their APIs without affecting the production environment. This allows them to identify and fix any issues or bugs before releasing the API to end-users.
What is production environment?
A production environment is the live or operational environment where a software application or system is deployed and used by end users. It is the environment where the application or system is running in a real-world scenario and is accessible to the public or its intended users.