KreedX — Banking API and Payments Platformby DigiPulse Solutions
Build your own

Payments and verification, inside your own product.

Production-grade APIs that let you embed banking, payments and verification directly into your product with sandbox, SDKs and detailed documentation.

Sandbox credentials
Same day
APIs with predictable JSON
REST
For asynchronous events
Webhooks
Grade uptime SLA
Enterprise
How it works

Where the money actually goes.

Not a sign-up checklist — the real path one transaction takes, and which part of it is ours to run.

KreedX Banking APIs let you embed payments, collections and verification directly inside your own product. These are production-grade REST APIs built for Indian fintech use cases bill payments, cash collection, card bill payments and identity verification documented, versioned and backed by a sandbox you can build against from day one.

  1. Step 01

    Get sandbox access

    You receive test credentials and full documentation up front, so your engineers can start building the same day.

  2. Step 02

    Build and test

    Clean REST endpoints, predictable JSON responses, webhooks for asynchronous events and SDK samples mean your team is never reverse-engineering anything.

  3. Step 03

    Clear compliance

    Commercials, documentation and compliance checks are completed in parallel while your integration is being tested.

  4. Step 04

    Go live with support

    The same code moves to production keys, and a dedicated integration engineer stays with you through go-live and beyond.

What's included

What you get with the integration.

Every line here is something that exists today, not a roadmap item.

  • REST APIs with sandbox access
  • SDKs & code samples
  • Enterprise-grade uptime SLA
  • Dedicated integration support
Who it's for

Teams who ask for this first.

Each one is buying the same rails for a different reason.

Fintech startups building a payments product in India
Enterprises adding banking features to an existing app
NBFCs digitising collection and repayment flows
Software companies serving retail and distribution networks
Before you plan your timeline

What is live on day one, and what needs paperwork.

Most product pages only show the fast half. Here is both, so your launch date is built on the real one.

Live on day oneSame day

  • Sandbox credentials and full documentation, up front
  • Clean REST endpoints with predictable JSON responses
  • Webhooks and SDK samples, so nothing has to be reverse-engineered
  • A dedicated integration engineer, not a ticket queue

Needs paperwork firstAllow time

  • Production keys — issued once commercials and documentation are in place
  • Compliance checks, which run in parallel with your integration testing
  • A go-live review, with the same engineer staying through the switch-over
Specifications

The facts, without the prose.

The things a technical evaluator scrolls straight down to find.

StyleREST over HTTPS, with predictable JSON responses
EnvironmentsSandbox and production
EventsWebhooks for asynchronous updates
ToolingSDKs and code samples
CoversBill payments, cash collection, card bill payments and identity verification
AvailabilityEnterprise-grade uptime SLA
SupportDedicated integration engineer through go-live; account manager and priority support after
Questions

Asked before every integration.

Do you provide a sandbox before going live?+

Yes. You get sandbox credentials and documentation up front, so your team can build and test the full flow before any production traffic.

What does banking API integration usually involve?+

Typically: sandbox access and API keys, building the flows you need, testing edge cases such as failures and timeouts, completing documentation and compliance checks, and then switching to production keys with our team supporting the go-live.

What kind of support do we get after going live?+

A dedicated account manager and priority support, along with monitoring so issues are picked up proactively rather than after they affect your customers.

Also on the same rails

What teams usually add next.

See it running on your own use case.

A 30-minute call where we walk one live transaction end to end, against the flow you actually need.