Import a collection to call any Whish API without writing code. Each collection uses {{baseUrl}} and credential variables. Set them once, then switch between Sandbox and Production with an environment.
8 requests: fees, send, cancel, status, countries, activity, statement, modes.
Environments preset the baseUrl and credential variables. Pick the one that matches your API's platform, then fill in the credentials Whish issued you.
For International Money Transfer. sandbox.woocash.money/api
For International Money Transfer. api.woocash.money
For Whish Pay, Vouchers, Bills, and Variable Topup. api.sandbox.whish.money/itel-service/api
For Whish Pay, Vouchers, Bills, and Variable Topup. api.whish.money/itel-service/api
1. Open Postman â Import â drop in the collection file (and the matching environment file).
2. Select the environment (top-right in Postman): Sandbox to test, Production to go live.
3. Fill in your credentials, either in the environment's variables or the collection variables. Nothing else needs editing; requests already reference {{baseUrl}} and the credential variables.
4. Send any request. For Money Transfer, Request-id auto-generates a unique GUID on every send.
Credentials in these files are placeholders (e.g. YOUR_SECRET). Never commit your real credentials to shared repositories, and prefer marking them as secret variables in Postman.
Machine-readable OpenAPI 3.1 documents. Use them to generate client SDKs, validate requests, or render the API in any OpenAPI viewer.
OpenAPI 3.1 specification. Import into Swagger, generate clients, or validate requests.
⤠Download specOpenAPI 3.1 specification. Import into Swagger, generate clients, or validate requests.
⤠Download specOpenAPI 3.1 specification. Import into Swagger, generate clients, or validate requests.
⤠Download specOpenAPI 3.1 specification. Import into Swagger, generate clients, or validate requests.
⤠Download specOpenAPI 3.1 specification. Import into Swagger, generate clients, or validate requests.
⤠Download specRun in Postman imports a collection straight into the Postman app. It works from the deployed (public) site, since Postman needs a reachable URL for the collection file. From a local preview, use Download and import the file manually.