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Authentication

The Authentication endpoint for LAFISE Open Banking API generates an OAuth 2.0 token that is required to validate any API call. The token serves as a secure and reliable method of authentication, ensuring that only authorized users can access the API.

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The OAuth 2.0 token generated by the Authentication endpoint is valid for 60 minutes or 3,600 seconds. After this time, the token will expire, and a new token must be generated to continue accessing the API. This helps ensure that user data remains secure, and only authorized parties have access to the API.

To obtain an OAuth 2.0 token, users must authenticate themselves using their API credentials. Once authenticated, the token is generated, and users can use it to access the various endpoints of the API. At LAFISE, we take security very seriously, and the Authentication endpoint is just one of the ways we ensure that our Open Banking API is secure and reliable for our customers.

Once you have generated a token, to authenticate a request, you must include your api-key and Authorizations in the request header for all requests (POST, PUT, GET and DELETE).

KeyTypeRequired/OptionalDescription
AuthorizationStringRequiredContains the word: "Bearer" and a blank space followed by the Token generated by the Authentication Token API Call.

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Regional availability

Below we show the availability of the API by country

CountryStatus
BLNI✅ Available
BLPA✅ Available
BLHN✅ Available
BLRD✅ Available
BLCR✅ Available
Form Data
string
Defaults to client_credentials

The term “grant type” refers to the way an application gets an access token. The value for the grant_type must be: "client_credentials"

Headers
string
Defaults to Specific for each customer

The API-Key is a unique API key or access token that is generated by our Corporate Banking team.

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