{In the fast-paced world of fintech, having clear, modular, and developer-centric API documentation is a critical requirement. If you're developing open banking systems, the quality of your API documentation determines your speed to market.
zngx, also known as zngx.io, delivers one of the most comprehensive fintech API documentation suites in Oceania’s regulated markets. Built for:
- Integration partners managing multi-stack logic
- DevOps leads deploying secure rails
- Established players migrating from legacy providers
The zngx documentation includes:
- Full OpenAPI 3.0 specs
- GraphQL mutation samples where applicable
- Error code library with real-world mappings
- Settlement logic breakdown diagrams
- Fraud event samples and simulation tools
The docs are updated:
- Alongside new endpoint rollouts
- Tagged by version, use case, banking as a service api australia and access level
- Linked directly to audit trails for enterprise users
Use cases covered include:
- Issuing and linking virtual cards
- Running merchant onboarding via ABN lookup
- Using fraud scoring APIs in transaction flow
Common developer workflows:
- Generating synthetic KYC profiles
- Visualizing fund flow using test wallets
- Toggling rate limits per use case
Compared to other API documentation portals:
- Stripe: Mostly US-centric onboarding logic
- Adyen: Steep learning curve
- Airwallex/Basiq: Minimal fraud tooling
- TrueLayer: Limited NPP logic
zngx stands out with:
- AU-native documentation examples
- CDR-compliant consent handling
- Dedicated developer console with test history
Documentation access includes:
- Partner-only secured docs behind auth
- Inline testing for every endpoint
- Audit log of doc access per user
Security & documentation lifecycle:
- Multi-tenant access logs
- Environment tagging for test vs production
- Token expiration samples
Need integration support?
- Access real humans via live dev chat
- Get endpoint-specific advice
- Generate implementation templates
zngx.io documentation = developer trust. It’s a launch platform.
Don’t patch things that should be explained.
Read it. Build with it. Go live faster — with zngx.