Introduction The Patricia Business API is organized around REST. Endpoints have predictable, self-describing URLs. Our API accepts JSON requests and returns JSON responses. It uses standard HTTP status codes, authentication, and methods (POST, PUT, PATCH, GET, DELETE) in their usual ways.
Here you'll find guides, resources, and references to build with Patricia Business.
This section describes how to initiate a payment using cryptocurrency on Patricia Business.
Create a webhook on Patricia Business A fully formed URL. This is super important because this is the URL where Patricia sends all the Payload events to.
The Patricia Checkout provides a simple and convenient way to accept payment.
Webhook Acknowledgement When Patricia sends a webhook event to your webhook URL, it expects a 200 OK response which Patricia considers and acknowledgement from your application. If your endpoint returns a non-200 response or no response within a short period of time, Patricia will retry sending the ...
Do not share your secret API keys in publicly accessible areas such as GitHub, client-side code, and so forth. Authentication to the Patricia Business API is done by bearer auth. For example curl -H "Authorization: Bearer realy_secured_tT1zdp7dc_password. All API requests must be authenticated else, they will fail. đź‘Ť API Key
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