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  • Introduction
  • Introduction to GraphQL
    • What is GraphQL?
      • GraphQL Schema
      • Example Using GraphQL
    • Authentication
    • Queries
      • Example Query
    • Mutations
      • Example Mutation
    • Variables
    • Fields
  • Develop With inabit API
    • Getting Started
      • Authentication
      • inabit Postman Collection
    • Organizations
      • Organization Info
      • Organization ID
      • Organization Users
      • Organization Contacts
      • Organization Transactions
    • Wallets
      • Wallets Info
      • Create inabit Wallet
      • Edit Wallet Name
      • Generate Deposit Address
      • Fetch Deposit Address
      • Save Address to Whitelist
      • Archive / Unarchive Wallet
      • Disconnect Exchange Wallet
    • Contacts
      • Contact Info
      • Create New Contact
      • Update Contact
    • Transactions
      • Transaction Info
      • Create Transfer Request
      • Create Off Ramp Request
      • Create On Ramp Request
      • Create Exchange Swap
      • Create inabit Wallet Swap
      • Edit Transaction Note
    • Utilities
      • Fetch Financial Asset
      • Fetch Blockchains
  • Remote Approver App
    • Setup and Configuration
    • API Wallets Generation
    • Automate Signing Transactions
    • Webhooks
      • Notification Types
  • WHAT WE SUPPORT
    • Assets & Tokens
    • Blockchains
    • Exchanges
      • Binance
      • Kucoin
      • Kraken
  • Changelog
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  • Make your first request

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  1. Develop With inabit API

Getting Started

Let's get you up and running!

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Quickstart Guide

The inabit GraphQL API allows you to interact programmatically with inabit's platform, for a variety of use cases:

  • Manage your inabit account, organizations & users.

  • Manage wallets (both inabit & external wallets).

  • Automate transaction flows.

And many other use cases you might think of that can help your business automate its workflow.

Important: Our API is based on .

API calls require a valid Access Token for authorizing requests. Before using the API, please make sure that you have a valid token. See below instructions on how you can get it.

The Access Token must be part of HTTP's Authorization header in every call.

Without a valid Access Token API calls will be denied.

Get your access token

Receive a JWT access token for your inabit account's API Admin user by contacting our support team at support@inabit.com.

Make your first request

To make your first request, send an authenticated request using the access token. Remember to authorize using the token across all of your future queries and mutations.

Important: Access tokens are valid for 15 hours and will expire afterwards, if you're using an existing token that might've been expired, you'll be unauthorized to call queries and mutations and will need to retrieve a new token from us.

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