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Payscribe developer platform

Build money movement your customers can trust.

A practical API guide for collecting payments, sending payouts, issuing cards, and managing money across your business.

How the platform fits together

Collect, manage, and move money in one flow.

Start with an incoming payment, keep an accurate business balance, then use that balance for payouts, cards, bills, or currency conversion.

01

Collect

Receive funds through virtual accounts, payment links, invoices, or supported deposit methods.

02

Manage

Check balances, reconcile transactions, manage customers, and listen for webhook events.

03

Move

Send payouts, fund cards, pay bills, or convert supported currencies as your product requires.

Understand the full funds flow

A developer-first API

Make a useful request before writing your integration.

Use sandbox credentials to inspect real response shapes, then follow a product guide to build the complete workflow around them.

Make your first sandbox request
Sandbox request
# Fetch available wallet balances
curl https://sandbox.payscribe.ng/api/v1/my-account/balances \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ps_pk_test_..."

# 200 OK
{
  "status": true,
  "data": [
    { "currency": "NGN", "available_balance": 2450000 }
  ]
}

Choose a journey

Start with what you want to build.

Each guide connects the product concept, API calls, webhooks, and production considerations in one place.

Get productive quickly

From zero to a production-ready integration.

01

Set up safely

Get sandbox keys, understand authentication, and keep credentials out of your client application.

Set up authentication
02

Build one complete flow

Follow a recipe that shows the API call, webhook handling, and how to confirm the result.

Receive a payment
03

Ship with confidence

Test duplicate handling, failed requests, webhooks, and production configuration before launch.

Use the go-live checklist

Start from working patterns

Follow a complete recipe, not isolated endpoints.

These guides take you through the sequence developers need in a real integration: setup, API calls, sandbox testing, and webhook confirmation.

Developer resources

Everything needed to build, test, and operate.