bunq API Documentation
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  • Getting Started
    • Welcome to the bunq API documentation
    • Tools
      • Software Development Kits (SDKs)
        • PHP
          • Usage
          • Tests
          • Exceptions
        • Java
          • Usage
          • Tests
          • Exceptions
        • Python
          • Usage
          • Tests
          • Exceptions
        • C#
          • Usage
          • Tests
          • Exceptions
      • Postman
      • Android Emulator
      • Developers Portal
  • Basics
    • bunq API Objects
      • User
      • Monetary Account
      • Payment
      • RequestInquiry
      • Card
      • Attachment and Note Attachment
    • API Context, Device Installation and Session
    • Authentication
      • API Keys
      • OAuth
    • Pagination
    • Errors
    • Rate Limits
    • Response body formatting
    • Moving to production
    • Headers
  • NOT SO BASICS
    • Signing
      • Python Code Example
        • Full main.py
        • Full bunq_lib.py
        • Full signing.py
      • PHP Code Example
    • Callbacks (Webhooks)
  • PSD2
    • Are you a Third Party Provider (TPP)? Start here!
      • Register as a TPP
      • Change your avatar
    • Account Information Service Provider (AISP)
    • Payment Initiation Service Provider (PISP)
    • Card-Based Payment Instrument Issuer (CBPII)
  • Support
    • FAQ
    • bunq status page
    • Terms and Conditions
  • TUTORIALS
    • Your first payment
      • Introduction
      • Creating a sandbox user and getting an API key
      • Creating the API Context
        • Creating the Installation
        • Device Registration
        • Start a Session
      • Setting up a sandbox user
        • Retrieving my user details
        • Getting sandbox money on the user account
        • Sandbox version of the bunq app
      • First Payments
    • Receiving payments on your website using bunq.me
    • How to manage your cards
      • Introduction
      • Ordering a card
      • Setting the card Limit and changing the PIN code
  • API Reference
    • Start here
    • Additional Transaction Information Category
    • Additional Transaction Information Category User Defined
    • Attachment
    • Attachment Public
    • Avatar
    • Billing Contract Subscription
    • bunqme
      • bunqme Tab
      • bunqme Fundraiser Profile
      • bunqme Tab Response
      • bunqme Fundraiser Result
    • Callback URL OAuth
    • Cards
      • Card
      • Card-Batch
      • Card Credit
      • Card Debit
      • Card Name
      • Card Replace
  • Confirmation Of Funds
  • Content and Exports
  • Currency Cloud
    • Currency cloud Benificiairy
    • Payment Quote
  • Currency Conversion
    • Convert
    • Quotes
  • Customer Statements
  • Devices
  • Draft Payment
  • Event
  • Exports
    • Export Annual Overview
    • Export RIB
    • Export Statement Card
  • Generated CVC2
  • Ideal Merchant Transaction
  • Insights
  • Installation
  • Invoice
  • Invoice Export
  • Legal Name
  • Limit
  • Mastercard Action
  • Monetary Account
    • Monetary Account Bank
    • Monetary Account Card
    • Monetary Account External
    • Monetary Account External Savings
    • Monetary Account Joint
    • Monetary Account Savings
    • Monetary Account Savings External
  • Name
  • Note Text & Attachment
    • Adyen Card Transaction
    • Switch Service Payment
    • bunqme fundraiser result
    • Draft Payment
    • Ideal Merchant Transaction
    • Mastercard Action
    • Open Banking Merchant
    • Payment Batch
    • Payment Delayed
    • Payment
    • Request Inquiry Batch
    • Request Response
    • Schedule Payment
    • Schedule Request
    • Sofort
    • Whitelist Result
  • Notification Filter
    • Notification Filter Email
    • Notification Filter Failure
    • Notification Filter Push
    • Notification Filter URL
  • OAuth
  • Payment
    • Payment
    • Payment Auto Allocate
    • Payment Batch
  • Payment Auto Allocation
  • Payment Service Provider
    • Payment Service Provider Credential
    • Payment Service Provider Draft Payment
    • Payment Service Provider Issuer Transaction
  • Request
    • Request Inquiry
    • Request Inquiry Batch
    • Request Response
  • Sandbox Users
  • Schedule
    • Schedule Instance
    • Schedule Payment
    • Schedule Payment Batch
  • Server Error
  • Server Public Key
  • Session
  • [deprecated] Share Invite Monetary Account Inquiry
  • Share Invite Monetary Account Response
  • Sofort Merchant Transaction
  • Statement
  • Switch Service Payment
  • Token QR Request Sofort
  • Transferwise
    • Transferwise Currency
    • Transferwise Quote
    • Transferwise Recipient
    • Transferwise Recipient Requirement
    • Transferwise Transfer
    • Transferwise Transfer Requirement
    • Transferwise User
  • Tree Progress
  • User
    • User Person
    • User Company
    • User Payment Service Provider
  • Whitelist SSD
    • Whitelist SSD One Off
    • Whitelist SSD Recurring
  • Content
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To help you build smooth, reliable integrations with bunq’s public API, we offer a set of developer-friendly tools designed to make your life easier — from setup to testing and deployment.

💻 Our SDKs give you ready-to-use libraries, code samples, and documentation to interact with the bunq API in languages like Java, Python, and PHP. They handle the heavy lifting, so you don’t have to worry about low-level details—just plug in and start building. Whether you're creating web apps, backend services, or mobile integrations, the SDKs help you move faster and avoid common pitfalls.

🔧 Use our official Postman collection to explore the API, test requests, and inspect responses—all in an interactive, user-friendly interface. You can easily set headers, manage authentication, and automate tests. It’s a great way to understand how the API behaves before diving into code.

📱 Want to see how the end user interacts with the bunq API without needing a physical device? The Android Emulator lets you test on different screen sizes, OS versions, and configurations. It’s ideal for making sure your integration works smoothly across various user scenarios.

Together, these tools give you everything you need to develop, test, and maintain powerful applications on top of the bunq ecosystem—no stress, no guesswork.

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