Get an account to access SingleView Open Banking API and SDK services
SingleView Open Banking Console is a secure developer platform that allows you to integrate your applications with SingleView APIs and SDK services and manage your Open Banking integrations from a centralized interface.
With the Console, you can create and manage applications, obtain API credentials, configure authentication settings, and monitor API usage.
The Console services are primarily divided into two categories:
With a SingleView OB Console account, you can:
To start using SingleView Open Banking services, you must first create a Console user account. Once registered, you can access the Console and begin configuring your applications and integrations.
Once logged in, you will be able to integrate your platform with SingleView Open Banking APIs and SDK services.
If you experience any issues while creating your account, contact us at: info@onesingleview.com
After creating your account, the next step is to configure your account and organizational settings. You can manage your account from the Account menu available in the top-right corner of the Console that provides you with the following options:
Profile | Manage your personal and company information, including company details, company logo (recommended size: 250 × 250 px, JPG/JPEG/PNG), and preferred currency |
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User Management | Invite and manage team members who need access to the Console |
Billing | Manage subscriptions, billing information, invoices, and payments. Billing is activated when your application is moved to the Production environment |
Deposit account | Setup and manage bank accounts to facilitate your bill payments |
Before accessing APIs or SDKs, you must create an application in the Console.
Always test your application in the Sandbox environment before moving it to Production.
To make your App LIVE, you need to move it to the Production environment. Once you have tested your App in Sandbox, you can request access to the' Production' environment. You can initiate the request:
The App Settings section allows you to manage your application's configuration and credentials.
This section manages authentication and integration parameters.
Credentials |
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Available downloads/SDK Bundles | Available downloads include
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Available scopes | Displays API services available to your application |
Redirect URLs | Configure return URLs used during authentication and payment authorization flows. To add a redirect URL:
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If your Client Secret is compromised, revoke the existing key and generate a new one. You can do this by following the below steps:
This section allows you to manage the basic App details through the following options:
App name | Edit and manage your App name |
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Public display name | Allows you to view the business name displayed to all your end-users during their process flows. To edit this, you need to change your company name in Profile > Company Info |
Delete App | If you want to delete an existing App, click on this button and verify your action by validating with an OTP sent to the registered mobile phone number |
Merchant accounts are required for applications that support payment services.
To add a new merchant:
Each merchant receives a unique merchant identifier linked to the application.
If you ever need to make changes to or delete an existing Merchant, it's a simple process:
After creating your application, you can access its management tools from the Console Dashboard.
Overview | An intuitive dashboard delivering the summarized information on the performance and usage of API/SDK services |
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App Settings | Add and manage integration of your Apps with SingleView Open Banking |
Accounts | Access
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Risk Decisioning | Access financial data APIs for risk and credit insights including:
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Payments | Access payment services through |
Demo Bank | Provides credentials and information for demo bank users available in the Sandbox environment |
API Metrics | View usage analytics for API services |
Transaction Hits | View usage records for |
Activities | Track application and account activity logs |
The Console serves as the central platform for configuring your integration and managing essential settings such as application credentials, certificates, redirect URLs, and other integration parameters.
Beyond technical configuration, the Console also supports operational needs across your organization. Both technical and non-technical users can access relevant information, including data records and payment records, which can assist with activities such as reconciliation, monitoring, and customer support.
To ensure secure and efficient collaboration, the Console provides role-based access controls, allowing you to manage user permissions and define appropriate access levels for your team.
The Console supports role-based access control to manage user permissions based on following available roles:
To invite a new user:
The invited user will receive an email with instructions to complete onboarding.
A user account will be active once the user accepts the invitation and completes the self-onboarding process successfully.
Go to User Management and select the more options displayed as three-vertical inline dots: