Developers & Integrations

Integration resources for teams implementing NexorONE®: API access patterns, environments, webhooks, and operational guidance.

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Integration Overview

  • REST/SOAP APIs (deployment dependent)
  • API keys, tokens, and least-privilege access
  • Sandbox → Production promotion
  • Webhooks / event notifications (optional)

This page is intentionally high-level for public use. Detailed technical documentation can be shared under NDA or through the Support Portal, depending on scope.

Documentation Access

NexorONE® integrations typically use institution-approved endpoints and credentials. Documentation availability depends on implementation scope and security policy.

Public Overview

This page provides public-facing integration guidance and standard patterns used for security-conscious environments.

Support Portal Docs

Detailed endpoint catalogs, schemas, and examples can be shared via the Support Portal for authorized stakeholders.

NDA / Project Pack

For implementation projects, a structured technical pack can be provided including environments, policies, and integration requirements.

If your institution needs an API catalog for evaluation, request access and we’ll share the appropriate documentation package.

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Authentication Patterns

Authentication is designed to support secure, least-privilege access to institution-approved endpoints. Exact implementation may vary by deployment model and integration scope.

Environments

NexorONE® implementations typically operate across separate environments to support safe development, testing, and controlled production changes.

Sandbox

Non-production environment for integration development, testing, and validation with institution-approved data policies.

  • Endpoint catalog & credentials scoped to sandbox
  • Testing and certification cycles
  • Controlled data handling

Staging (Optional)

Pre-production validation environment for release candidates and integration final checks.

  • Production-like configurations
  • Change control & approval
  • Release readiness validation

Production

Live operational environment with strict access controls, monitoring, and institutional governance.

  • Least-privilege credentials
  • Operational monitoring
  • Audit logs and traceability

Tip: Keep sandbox and production credentials fully separated, and treat production access as privileged with strict rotation and review.

Webhooks & Event Notifications

Where supported, webhooks allow institutions to receive event notifications for operational workflows and integrations. Webhook availability and payload structures are project-dependent.

  • Use HTTPS endpoints and validate signatures (if enabled)
  • Implement retries and idempotency handling
  • Log all inbound webhook events for audit and troubleshooting
  • Restrict IPs / enforce authentication per policy
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Integration Readiness Checklist

A practical checklist your team can use to accelerate implementation planning and reduce integration risk.

Security & Access

  • Define allowed IP ranges, network paths, and TLS requirements
  • Decide on API key management, token TTL, and rotation policy
  • Confirm audit logging requirements and retention
  • Establish incident and support escalation contacts

Environments & Promotion

  • Provision sandbox credentials and validate baseline calls
  • Define promotion steps (sandbox → staging → production)
  • Implement monitoring, alerting, and operational dashboards
  • Perform go-live validation and rollback readiness planning

Data & Compliance

  • Confirm data classification and handling rules for integration payloads
  • Validate KYC/AML screening integration responsibilities (if applicable)
  • Document reconciliation responsibilities for transactions and reporting
  • Confirm jurisdictional requirements and institutional policies

Want this checklist turned into a scoped implementation plan? Request a technical call and we’ll map it to your environment and integrations.

Developer Support

Integration projects are typically supported through structured communication channels, agreed SLAs (where applicable), and documentation packages.

  • Implementation onboarding and environment provisioning
  • Issue tracking and release coordination
  • Documentation updates aligned to deployed scope
  • Security review support as required

Next Step

Tell us your integration goal (payments, KYC, cards, reporting, SSO, etc.) and we’ll recommend the right path and documentation package.

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Developers FAQ

Common questions from procurement, compliance, and technical stakeholders.

Public-facing guidance is available on the Developers page. More detailed endpoint catalogs, schemas, examples, and project-specific technical materials can be shared through authorized documentation channels based on implementation scope and security policy.
Yes. NexorONE implementations typically use separate non-production environments for integration development, testing, and validation before any controlled move toward production.
API access is typically governed through institution-approved credentials, scoped permissions, environment separation, and least-privilege access patterns aligned to the deployment model and integration scope.
Yes. Integration projects can be supported through structured onboarding, scoped technical guidance, issue coordination, and documentation aligned to the approved implementation path.

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