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Access to the Spendin API is granted per account. Provisioning and compliance review are handled by the Spendin team rather than through the public API — the endpoints behind them are internal and deliberately undocumented.

The sequence

1

Request an account

Contact us at getspendin.co with the corridors you intend to use and your expected monthly volume. We create your account and give you access to the dashboard.
2

Complete KYB

Submit your business details and supporting documents — certificate of incorporation, directors’ identification, proof of address, and the ownership structure. Our compliance team reviews and issues a decision.Your profile has to reach APPROVED. Any other state blocks payouts with 403 COMPLIANCE_NOT_APPROVED, including a profile that is submitted and still under review.
3

Receive your API keys

On approval we issue your keys. You get a separate key for testing and for live traffic — they are distinct credentials on distinct accounts, so a test key can never move real money.A key is displayed once, at issue. We store only a hash and a short prefix for lookup. A lost key is revoked and replaced, never recovered.
4

Register a refund destination

Before your first payout, tell us where failed-payout money goes back to. See Refunds. This is the one setup step you do through the API yourself, and payout creation is blocked until it is done.

Choosing scopes

Ask for the narrowest set of scopes that does the job, and ask for separate keys per system. A reconciliation job that reads payouts has no business being able to create them. A typical split:

What you need before you write code

Your base URL

https://api.spendin.app, with every route under /v1/.

Your webhook endpoint

An HTTPS URL that returns 2xx fast. Register it and store the signing secret — it is shown once.
Keys carry no expiry by default but can be issued with one, and can be revoked at any time. Several keys can be active at once, which is what makes rotation possible without downtime — see Authentication.