Quickstart

This guide outlines the initial steps for integrating a Senmo infrastructure product into your application.

Because InfraRails, Hyperhash, and Foundry serve different technical purposes, their specific setup requirements may differ.

Step 1 — Select a product

Choose the infrastructure platform that matches your application.

Infrarails

For applications requiring programmable financial ledgers, accounts, transactions, and payment-related infrastructure.

Hyperhash

For applications requiring cryptocurrency wallet infrastructure, digital asset management, and blockchain connectivity.

Foundry

For applications requiring digital voucher issuance, management, distribution, and redemption workflows.

Step 2 — Review the core concepts

Before integrating, familiarize yourself with the terminology and data models of your chosen platform.

For example:

Step 3 — Review the API reference

Open the API Reference section for your selected platform.

Review the documented:

• API base URL.
• Available endpoints and methods.
• Authentication requirements.
• Required parameters.
• Request and response schemas.
• Error handling behavior.

Use the values published in the API reference rather than assuming that the three platforms share identical configurations.

Step 4 — Configure your application

Prepare your development environment with the configuration required by the selected platform.

A typical server-side integration may use environment variables such as:

SENMO_API_BASE_URL=<platform-api-base-url>
SENMO_API_KEY=<your-api-credential>

These variable names are illustrative application configuration, not a universal Senmo SDK or credential specification.

Store credentials securely and never commit them to source control.

Step 5 — Make your first request

Once access has been provisioned, select an operation from the relevant API reference.

For a successful first integration, verify that:

1. Your application can reach the configured API.
2. The request uses the documented authentication mechanism.
3. The request follows the required schema.
4. Your application correctly handles the response.
5. Errors are logged without exposing sensitive credentials.

Step 6 — Validate the integration

Before deploying to production:

• Test successful and unsuccessful requests.
• Validate input handling.
• Review authentication and authorization behavior.
• Test relevant retry and timeout scenarios.
• Verify that sensitive information is not exposed in application logs.
• Confirm that financial or asset-related operations cannot be duplicated unintentionally.

Next steps

Continue with API Fundamentals to understand common API integration concepts.