REST and JSON
Every API is HTTPS with JSON bodies and bearer-token keys. The Tax API publishes an OpenAPI schema you can generate a client from.
Plain HTTPS and JSON, signed webhooks and files your accountant can open. Nothing to install.
Every API is HTTPS with JSON bodies and bearer-token keys. The Tax API publishes an OpenAPI schema you can generate a client from.
Money requests take an Idempotency-Key header, so a retry after a timeout never repeats the payment.
Events are signed with HMAC-SHA256 over the timestamp and the raw body. Verify the signature and ignore anything else. Money-API webhooks are in the sandbox, by arrangement.
The payroll calculator downloads a PAYE schedule, and Business and Personal statements download as files.
The accountant workspace reads bank-statement CSVs from the major Nigerian banks and common bookkeeping packages.
The calculators, the workspace and the Tax API use the same calculations, so a figure never differs between them.
QUESTIONS
Not yet. The Tax API's OpenAPI schema lets you generate a client in most languages.
Not directly yet. Exports are CSV files that accounting software can import.