Getting Started

TropiPay is an electronic wallet that allows you to perform the most common financial operations of day-to-day life. Do you want to start receiving international payments with Tropipay? You’ve come to the right place.

So, I whipped up this SDK to make life easier for anyone diving into the world of Tropipay’s API. Integrating with APIs can be a bit of a headache, right? Well, I’ve been there, done that, and thought, “Why not simplify this process?” That’s where this SDK comes in handy. It’s designed in Typescript and JavaScript to lend you a hand in effortlessly building connections with Tropipay’s platform. Trust me, it’s a time-saver, sparing you the hassle of wrestling with complex API features. Whether you’re rocking the CommonJS system or rolling with the ES6 module system, this SDK’s got your back. So, buckle up and enjoy the smooth ride of integration without the usual headaches! 🚀

Getting all the Help You Can

It’s always a good idea to conduct extensive tests on your integration. Therefore, I recommend using the sandbox for testing your integration. This test environment doesn’t involve real money, and you can safely test the API endpoint without any risk. The test environment is accesible here.

A Note about test environment accounts

Often, these test accounts require some extra configuration to work properly, like funds, and they can be blocked occasionally. It’s always a good idea to contact the Tropipay Developers Support before conducting any tests. They can provide you with an already set-up test account if needed.

The test environment is completely independent of the real Tropipay API. Credentials created in the test environment can’t be used in the Tropipay API, and vice versa.

2FA in test environment

In the test environment, no 2FA SMS is sent to you. The confirmation code is always 12345.

Tropipay Developers Support

Developers Support Group in Telegram

Once you have an account in the test environment or a live account, you can initiate the process of obtaining your API client ID and client secret.

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