Find Your Use Case
Find the business closest to yours. Each guide takes you from nothing to a working integration, and names exactly which APIs to call along the way.
| If you are... | You want to... | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| An online store or marketplace | Accept payment from buyers, and pay your sellers | E-commerce & Marketplaces |
| A remittance or money transfer business | Send money to people abroad in their local currency | Remittances |
| A payroll or HR platform | Collect with Wallet | Payroll & Contractor Payments |
| A business paying other businesses | Receive into dedicated accounts and pay suppliers against invoices | B2B & Trade — Collections & Payments |
| A crypto exchange or wallet | Let users buy and sell crypto with local currency | Crypto Exchanges & Wallets |
| A gaming or digital platform | Take deposits from players and credit their balance | Gaming & Digital Platforms |
| A forex or trading platform | Collect deposits from traders and pay their withdrawals | Forex & Trading Platforms |
| A corporate treasury team | Hold multiple currencies and move funds between them | Corporate Treasury |
| A payment provider or fintech | Collect and pay out on behalf of your own customers | PSPs & Fintechs |
Three things are true of every integration
- One endpoint creates every order.
POST /v3/ordershandles all money movement. TheorderTypeyou send decides what happens. - Create the parties first. Whoever pays and whoever gets paid exists in TransFi before the order does. You reuse their
userIdon every transaction. - React to webhooks, don't wait on the response. The create call confirms the order was accepted. What happened arrives asynchronously.
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