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📖 AcuCheck API Guide
This guide provides comprehensive details about AcuCheck APIs and related information, which is helpful to enable integration with financial institutions and lending platforms, offering features for bank account analysis, DTI (Debt-to-Income) calculations, customer onboarding, and financial risk assessment. The AcuCheck is a financial services platform by AcuFi that helps instant bank analysis, customer financial scoring, and advanced reporting capabilities.
AcuCheck API Access
Access to the AcuCheck API is secured through session-based authentication.

📖 AcuCheck API Guide
This guide provides comprehensive details about AcuCheck APIs and related information, which is helpful to enable integration with financial institutions and lending platforms, offering features for bank account analysis, DTI (Debt-to-Income) calculations, customer onboarding, and financial risk assessment. The AcuCheck is a financial services platform by AcuFi that helps instant bank analysis, customer financial scoring, and advanced reporting capabilities.
- Quickstart on AcuCheck API
- AcuCheck API Endpoints and Webhooks
  The AcuCheck API is divided into several main categories of endpoints. Authentication endpoints are used to manage user sessions via login, logout, and identity verification. Bank Account Verification endpoints validate financial account information to prevent fraud and ensure correctness. Customer Management endpoints are used for creating and managing customer profiles. Instant Bank Analysis endpoints handle requests related to financial data and report generation.
- AcuCheck API Access
  Access to the AcuCheck API is secured through session-based authentication.
- AcuCheck API Protocols and Headers
  All interactions with the AcuCheck API are conducted over HTTPS, and only secure TLS connections are supported.
- AcuCheck API Host
- AcuCheck API Status and Incidents
  The AcuCheck API is designed for reliability and high availability.
- Storing AcuCheck API Data
- AcuCheck API Field Formats
- AcuCheck OpenAPI Defenition File
- Postman Collection
- Common Error Codes
- Integration Best Practices

AcuCheck API Access

Access to the AcuCheck API is secured through session-based authentication.

To begin using the API, a client must first log in using the /api/v1/auth/login endpoint. A successful login establishes a session and returns a refresh token, which must be included in the headers of all subsequent requests. Sessions remain active until explicitly terminated using the /api/v1/auth/logout endpoint. At any point during an authenticated session, the /api/v1/auth/whoAmI endpoint can be called to confirm the current user's identity and associated details. Most endpoints require an active session; any unauthenticated or expired requests will result in a 401 Unauthorized error.