Postman Collection
Ready-to-use Postman collection with all FinAegis API endpoints pre-configured for testing.
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Installation Guide
Import Collection
Open Postman and import the downloaded collection file.
Setup Environment
Import the environment file and configure your API key.
Configure API Key
Set your API key in the environment variables.
Configure API Key
Replace api_key variable with your actual API key
Environment Variables
base_url
sandbox_url
api_key
account_uuid
transfer_uuid
Collection Overview
Authentication
API key validation and user authentication flows
3 requestsAccounts
Account management, creation, and balance queries
8 requestsTransfers
Money transfers, status tracking, and confirmations
12 requestsAssets
Asset management, exchange rates, and conversions
6 requestsWorkflows
Complex workflows, batch operations, and sagas
15 requestsWebhooks
Webhook configuration and event management
5 requestsCrossChain
Bridge protocols (Wormhole, LayerZero, Axelar), cross-chain swaps, and multi-chain portfolio tracking
18 requestsDeFi
DEX aggregation (Uniswap, Curve), lending (Aave), staking (Lido), yield optimization, and flash loans
22 requestsRegTech
MiFID II reporting, MiCA compliance, Travel Rule verification, and jurisdiction adapters
14 requestsMobile Payment
Payment intents, receipts, activity feed, receive addresses, and network availability
16 requestsPartner BaaS
Partner onboarding, SDK generation, widget deployment, and white-label configuration
11 requestsAI Query
Natural language transaction queries, AI-powered analytics, and intelligent reporting
8 requestsBuilt-in Test Scripts
Automated Testing Features
- Response status code validation
- JSON schema validation
- Automatic variable extraction
- Response time assertions
Example Test Script
pm.test("Status code is 200", function () {
pm.response.to.have.status(200);
});
pm.test("Response has data property", function () {
const jsonData = pm.response.json();
pm.expect(jsonData).to.have.property('data');
});
pm.test("Account UUID is valid", function () {
const jsonData = pm.response.json();
pm.expect(jsonData.data.uuid).to.be.a('string');
// Set account UUID for use in other requests
pm.environment.set("account_uuid", jsonData.data.uuid);
});
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