The API Definition - What is an API?
What is the API definition? Why does this matter to you and your business?
The API Revolution Boosts Identity Proofing Services
The average person has more than 80 apps downloaded onto their smartphone, using nine of these apps daily.
Can Your API Be More Successful as a Standalone Product?
While just about every developer and software engineer spends some time daydreaming about creating the next TikTok or Twitter, application programming interfaces (APIs) are the revenue-generating workhorses today's apps depend on.
How To Check If a Financial Institution Accepts ACH Debits
When you need a flexible solution for cross-institutional information on the banking activity of a consumer, working with a company you can rely on is necessary and valuable.
Fintech Applications On The Rise
Financial technology (fintech) has seen a lot of interest over the past several years. The legacy systems of banks have made it difficult to keep up with the changing demands in the economy, especially as more and more consumers clamor for faster solutions that can accommodate countless digital transactions.
Access Bank Account Data Using Financial REST APIs
Online applications are becoming more and more a part of everyday lending. This process allows lenders and other financial institutions to access customers bank account data and verify account information quickly and easily, making the process that used to take a couple of days only take a few minutes.
Importance of MFA and verification layers for millennial information
Assuring millennials' continued customer satisfaction is essential to enhancing loyalty, which can result in increased business in later years and maybe even successive generations.
MicroBilt API's OAuth Documentation
OAuth2 allows third-party applications to grant limited access to an HTTP service, either on behalf of a resource owner or by allowing the third-party application to obtain access on its own behalf. Access is requested by a client, it can be a website or a mobile application for example.
Net neutrality: What it is and what its repeal means to consumers
With net neutrality no longer the law of the land, tabled by the Federal Communications Commission, some consumers are worried that their internet bills will cost more