API
  1. API Reference
API
  • Guides
    • Welcome
    • Interface
  • API Reference
    • Introduction
    • Endpoints
    • Data Types
    • Signing
    • 3-D Secure Verification
    • Subscription
    • Errors
    • Webhooks
    • Items Information
    • Changelog
    • Acquiring
      • Create a direct payment
        POST
      • Create a redirect (iFrame) payment
        POST
      • Query a transaction
        POST
      • Optimise payment methods
        POST
      • Search a refund transaction
        POST
      • Refund a transaction
        POST
      • Update an order
        POST
      • Review a transaction
        POST
      • Cancel a transaction
        POST
      • Capture a transaction
        POST
      • Create a payout
        POST
    • Issuing
      • Cardholder
        • Create cardholder
          POST
        • Delete cardholder
          POST
        • Query cardholder
          POST
      • Group
        • Create group
        • Query group details
        • Cancel group
        • Refund group
        • Update group status
        • Recharge group
      • Card
        • Create a card
        • Query card BIN
        • Recharge card
        • Withdraw from a card
        • Cancel a card
        • Update card status
        • Update card limit
        • Query card details
  • Appendix
    • Test Cards
    • Bank Code
    • Country Code
    • Currency Code
    • Payment Methods
  1. API Reference

Endpoints

Xnova API is only available over HTTPS, and unencrypted HTTP connections are not supported. The API provides two distinct environments:

Test Mode (Sandbox)#

This environment allows you to test transactions and workflows before going live. All sandbox API calls should use the following URL:
Acquiring
Issuing

Live Mode (Production)#

This environment is used for real transactions, where actual money movement takes place. All live mode API calls must use the following URL:
Acquiring
Issuing
While testing the API using Xnova’s documentation, you will be operating in the sandbox environment.
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