SDKs
An SDK signs every request, verifies every answer, and shapes orders so that the costly mistakes — buying twice, losing card codes, trusting a forged answer — cannot happen quietly. Every SDK is checked against the same set of example messages, proven against Anis’s own code.
What an SDK does
- Signs each request exactly as Signing requests describes.
- Verifies each answer and throws away any it cannot verify.
- Never invents an order’s operation id, and tells you, for every refused order, whether it was placed.
- Reports every call to your logs, traces and metrics without recording a secret.
.NET
Available C#. For .NET 8 and .NET 10. Read the .NET guide.
PHP
Coming PHP. In preparation.
TypeScript
Coming TypeScript / Node.js. In preparation.
Python
Coming Python. In preparation.