Mercury is a banking platform built for startups and tech companies, offering checking, savings, treasury, and corporate-card services. The Mercury REST API exposes accounts, transactions, statements, recipients, ACH and wire payments, treasury yield, and webhooks.
Mercury publishes 9 APIs on the APIs.io network, including Webhooks API, Accounts API, Cards API, and 6 more. Tagged areas include Banking, Fintech, Startups, Treasury, and Payments.
The Mercury catalog on APIs.io includes 1 event-driven AsyncAPI specification and 1 Spectral governance ruleset.
Mercury’s developer surface includes changelog, getting-started guide, authentication, documentation, engineering blog, and 10 more developer resources.
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Read access to all Mercury accounts (checking, savings, treasury) opened under the authenticated organization. Returns account ID, name, type, status, current and available bala...
Lists and retrieves transactions for a given Mercury account. Supports filtering by date range, status (pending, sent, cancelled, failed), and amount, plus pagination. Returns c...
Manages payment recipients (counterparties for outbound ACH and wire payments). Supports creating, retrieving, listing, updating, archiving, and approving recipients. Read-and-w...
Sends outbound ACH and domestic wire payments from a Mercury account to a recipient. Includes operations for requesting a send-money payment, retrieving its status, and cancelli...
Surfaces treasury account details for organizations enrolled in Mercury Treasury, including yield, allocation across underlying money-market and Treasury bill portfolios, and cu...
Subscribes a partner application to event notifications such as transaction created/updated, payment status change, and account balance threshold events. Mercury signs each deli...
Mercury is a banking platform for startups and growth-stage companies. The API covers accounts, transactions, wire transfers, ACH payments, checks, debit cards, account statemen...
AsyncAPI description of Mercury Banking's outbound webhook surface. Mercury delivers event notifications by issuing HTTP POST requests with a JSON body to a subscriber HTTPS end...
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