Build with Payscribe

Use Payscribe to collect payments, move money, issue cards, and manage multi-currency financial flows. These docs take you from your first sandbox request to a production-ready integration.

New to Payscribe?

Start with the Quickstart. It uses a sandbox key, takes only a few minutes, and gives you a verified first API response.

Start with your goal

Choose the product journey you need. Each guide connects the business flow, API calls, webhook events, and production considerations.

Collections

Receive money

Create virtual accounts, payment links, or invoices and reconcile incoming payments.

Explore collections →Payouts

Send money

Validate recipients, initiate single or bulk transfers, and track their final state.

Explore payouts →Card issuing

Issue and manage cards

Create cards, add funds, manage card actions, and respond to transaction events.

Explore card issuing →More products

Build your money stack

Add bill payments, FX, stablecoins, savings, and invoicing as your product grows.

Explore all guides →

Your first hour

1. Get sandbox access — Create an account, copy a ps_pk_test_... key, and keep it on your server. See Authentication.
2. Make a first request — Follow the Quickstart to fetch wallet balances from sandbox.
3. Build one complete flow — Start with receiving a payment or issuing a card, rather than assembling endpoints alone.
4. Test the edge cases — Verify signatures, duplicate handling, failures, and launch configuration with Sandbox Testing.

Developer resources

API referenceEndpoints, request parameters, response examples, errors, and event documentation.SDKs and toolsOfficial SDKs, Postman collection, and integration resources.WebhooksVerify events, process them safely, and understand retries.Go liveProduction checks for keys, webhooks, monitoring, and your first transaction.

Build for production

Use the Security Guide, Rate Limits, Errors, and API Lifecycle pages alongside your product guide. They explain the integration behaviours that matter after a happy-path request succeeds.

Need help? Check Troubleshooting, the FAQ, or contact support.