Authentication and environments
Credential lifecycle, scopes, certificates, environment separation, allowed networks, and deployment gates.
Plan FINX integrations around consent, identity, data, payments, webhooks, errors, environments, and institution controlled operations.
A successful Open Finance integration is more than an API response. The contract must keep customer permission, institution policy, data quality, action status, observability, and exception handling visible across the journey.
The example shows the shape of a FINX integration without publishing production paths or pretending a public sandbox is available before access is approved.
POST /v1/financial-data/requests
Authorization: Bearer <access_token>
Idempotency-Key: <unique_key>
{
"consent_id": "consent_reference",
"data_scope": ["accounts", "transactions"],
"customer_context": "institution_reference"
}Visit the FINX developer portal for the product and integration resources available to implementation teams.
Visit thefinx.ioDetailed reference documentation follows the contracted scope and permitted market implementation.
Credential lifecycle, scopes, certificates, environment separation, allowed networks, and deployment gates.
Authorization, scope, purpose, duration, revocation, customer matching, and evidence propagation.
Resources, normalization, pagination, status models, idempotency, exceptions, and reconciliation.
Event signatures, retries, correlation, monitoring, incident routing, versioning, and change control.
Request technical discovery with the target market, use case, institution, environment, and expected delivery sequence.