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📖 AcuView API Guide
This guide provides comprehensive details about the AcuView APIs and related information, which is helpful to generate real-time borrower intelligence. AcuView is a financial services platform by AcuFi that delivers instant visibility into borrower activity across the lender network and supports smarter lending decisions through early alerts and account verification.
AcuView API Access
Access to the AcuView API is secured through a token-based authentication mechanism.

📖 AcuView API Guide
This guide provides comprehensive details about the AcuView APIs and related information, which is helpful to generate real-time borrower intelligence. AcuView is a financial services platform by AcuFi that delivers instant visibility into borrower activity across the lender network and supports smarter lending decisions through early alerts and account verification.
- Quickstart on AcuView API
- AcuView API Endpoints and Webhooks
  The AcuView API is divided into three main categories of endpoints. Authentication endpoints allow users to establish and manage secure sessions using login and identity check operations. Bank Account Verification endpoints validate customer account information against our application’s records to ensure accuracy and reduce errors or misuse. Loan Record Management endpoints provide the ability to create and check new loan applications, search and retrieve loan records, manage the status of loan applications, and view loan history.
- AcuView API Access
  Access to the AcuView API is secured through a token-based authentication mechanism.
- AcuView API Protocols and Headers
  All interactions with the AcuView API are conducted over HTTPS, and only secure TLS connections are supported.
- AcuView API Host
- AcuView API Status and Incidents
  The AcuView API is designed for reliability and high availability.
- Storing AcuView API Data
- AcuView API Field Formats
- AcuView OpenAPI Defenition File
- Postman Collection
- Common Error Codes
- Integration Best Practices

AcuView API Access

Access to the AcuView API is secured through a token-based authentication mechanism.

To start using the API, a client must first authenticate by sending a login request to the authentication endpoint. The login request requires the user’s credentials (username and password). If the credentials are valid, the system responds with a confirmation message and issues a token.

This token represents the authenticated session and must be included in the headers of all subsequent API requests. By doing so, the token confirms the user’s identity and ensures that the request is made by an authorized client.

The token remains valid until it expires or is explicitly invalidated. Most endpoints within the API require a valid token to process requests. If the token is missing, invalid, or expired, the request will be rejected, and the API will respond with an error indicating that the user is unauthorized.

Remember:

The token expires after 60 minutes.