APIs Frequently Asked Questions

An API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of protocols and tools that enable developers to access a platform's functionalities and data in order to build new applications and services.

An API defines the rules for how two or more software systems can communicate and exchange information. When a developer makes a request to an API, the API returns a response, which is usually in the form of data.

An API key is a unique identifier that is used to authenticate API requests. It acts as a password for accessing an API and is used to track and manage usage.

To get started with using an API, you'll need to sign up for an API key, follow the API's documentation to make API requests, and handle the responses.

The cost of using an API varies depending on the API provider and the pricing plan you choose. Some APIs are free to use, while others may charge based on the number of API calls, the volume of data transferred, or other usage metrics.

The security of an API depends on the API provider and the measures they have in place to secure their API. Common security measures include SSL/TLS encryption, OAuth authentication, and rate limiting.

Yes, All our API plans are for commercial purposes. Some of our plans are restricted by API calls limit, But you can use our enterprise plan that will be customized as per your usage needs.

An API limit refers to the maximum number of API calls that a user is allowed to make within a given time period. API limits are often used by API providers to control usage and prevent abuse.

Yes, we have an international payment enabled payment gateway partner that offers you to make payments in over 200+ currencies. You can pay in any currency like USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, AED etc. If you have any query regarding payments, and currency options, feel free to reach out to us.

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