In this section you’ll be able to see a basic flow of Koywe’s API calls for purchase and selling (applies for both actions).

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/accounts

This service is only for customers who have delegated KYC.
The account to create or update will be based on the email provided in the request. This can be done from the body or through the token. If they are sent from both sides, they must be the same.

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/Auth

First, you have to authenticate. We suggest adding the user’s email to use the JWT token for later calls.

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GetCurrencyTokens (on ramp) GetTokenCurrency (off ramp)

Returns the list of pairs to check available currencies and tokens and display them to the user.

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/payment-providers for on ramp or /payout-providers for off ramp

On ramp: Returns the list of available payment methods. In this endpoint, you will find the transfer data for each country, so it might be a good time to show them to the user if they select that payment method.

Off ramp: Returns the list of available payout providers. You will be able to find the prices and times for each one.

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Post /quotes

Having the inputs for both fiat and crypto, the user must input the amount he desires to pay or receive in order to obtain a quote. Once the call’s response is retrieved, the user will be able to know exactly how much they’ll pay in fees and how much they’ll receive. Optionally, we can ask the API to keep the quote valid for a few of seconds. If that is the case, quoteId can be kept to use in the next step.

Test it!
Request
  curl --location --request POST 'https://api.koywe.com/rest/quotes' \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data-raw '{
      "amountIn": 1000,
      "symbolIn": "USDC Polygon",
      "symbolOut": "CLP",
      "executable": false
  }'

By adding an authentication JWT in the header and executable: true to the request, you will get a quoteId that can be used to create the order in the next step. This quote lasts for 5 minutes.

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Post /orders

Confirming the order is enough. If the quoteId is still valid, the only additional parameters are the wallet address or bank account details, the user’s documentNumber, and, optionally, a metadata field to identify the order on your system.

For off ramps, you will need to create a bank account for the user. Check the docs to see how to do this. The bankAccount id should be added to the destinationAddress field.

Test it!
Request
  curl --location --request POST 'https://api.koywe.com/rest/orders' \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --header 'Authorization: Bearer superJWT' \
  --data-raw '{
      "quoteId": "64c9a26af1fada33f2e9e5d7",
      "destinationAddress": "0xd8dA6BF26964aF9D7eEd9e03E53415D37aA96045",
      "metadata": "Sending some USDC to Vitalik",
      "documentNumber": "111243235"
  }'

The API will return an orderId, the payment details (a url to redirect your user to or the wire transfer details), and information for you to follow up the process. It should look something like this:

{
  "data": {
    "createOrder": {
      "amountIn": 822000,
      "amountOut": 1000,
      "documentNumber": "111243235",
      "email": "email@domain.com",
      "metadata": "Sending some USDC to Vitalik",
      "orderId": "27d1a1c0-ff5e-4d5a-8893-a3ac2bb121e7",
      "providedAction": "https://url.to/some-path", // This should be a URL to a payment method or the callback you provided
      "providedAddress": "Koywe SpA\nCta Cte 6824645\n76.215.256-2\nBanco Santander\ntef@koywe.com", // where to transfer the money, in case of wire
      "symbolIn": "CLP",
      "symbolOut": "USDC"
    }
  }
}

If the quote has expired, a new one can be generated or make a call to createOrder with the same parameters to obtain a quote and a order at the same time.

Once the orderId is received you can save it, associating it to the user.

The only thing left to do is to wait for the calls to your from our API or check every now and then with Get /order providing the orderId.