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Suite 08 · Regulated rails, developer-friendly

Banking APIs

Account Aggregator data pulls, escrow accounts, eMandate registration and current-account operations — the regulated building blocks of a financial product, exposed as clean REST endpoints.

Capabilities

6 endpoints and counting

  • Account Aggregator
  • Escrow Accounts
  • eMandate (NACH/UPI)
  • Current Account APIs
  • Statement Fetch
  • Balance Enquiry
POST/v1/banking/mandates
curl https://api.rupeeco.in/v1/banking/mandates \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $RUPEECO_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "max_amount": 500000,
    "frequency": "monthly",
    "method": "upi_autopay",
    "customer_id": "cust_9f2b41"
  }'
What makes it different

Designed around how this actually breaks

1

Consent-first data

AA flows with consent artefacts, revocation and multi-FIP coverage for bank statement and income analysis.

2

Escrow that scales

Programmatic sub-ledgers with rule-based release for marketplaces and lending flows.

3

eMandate on every channel

Register recurring debits over UPI Autopay, debit card, net banking or physical NACH from a single call.

Where teams use it

Common banking apis use cases

Every deployment starts with a call about your flows. Bring your edge cases — routing rules, approval chains, reconciliation formats — and we will map them before you write a line of code.

Discuss your use case
01

Lending underwriting via bank statements

02

Marketplace escrow and split settlements

03

Recurring EMI and SIP collection

Pairs well with

Same key, same dashboard, same webhook signature — add another suite without another integration.

Try first. Subscribe later.

Start with sandbox keys. Talk commercials when you are ready.

Test the full API surface before you sign anything. When you are ready to go live, we price on the volume you actually process.

1

Map your flows

A solutions engineer walks through your money-in, money-out and verification requirements and proposes the shortest path live.

2

Test in sandbox

Pull keys, replay real-world scenarios and validate webhooks against a sandbox that mirrors production behaviour.

3

Go live and scale

Switch to production keys, turn on routing rules, and add new suites from the marketplace whenever you need them.