Postman Collection
Import the Exirom API into Postman for quick testing
2 min readUpdated Mar 24, 2026
Postman Collection
A ready-to-use Postman collection with all Exirom API endpoints, pre-configured headers, and example request bodies.
#Download
Download Exirom API Collection
Save the file and import it into Postman via File > Import.
#What's Included
| Folder | Endpoints |
|---|---|
| Authentication | POST /api/v1/auth |
| Card Payments | POST /api/v1/payments/card, GET .../info/{id}, GET .../status/{id}, POST .../tokenize, POST .../charge, POST .../recurring |
| Card Payouts | POST /api/v1/payouts/card, GET .../info/{id}, GET .../status/{id} |
| Card Refunds | POST /api/v1/refunds/card, GET .../info/{id}, GET .../status/{id} |
| APM Payments | POST /api/v1/payments/apm, GET .../info/{id}, GET .../status/{id} |
| APM Payouts | POST /api/v1/payouts/apm, GET .../info/{id}, GET .../status/{id} |
| Payment Intents | POST /api/v1/payments/intent |
#Setup
#1. Import the Collection
- Open Postman
- Click Import (top-left)
- Drag the downloaded JSON file or browse to select it
- The collection appears in your sidebar with all folders and endpoints
#2. Configure Variables
The collection uses two variables:
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
base_url | https://sandbox.api.exirom.com/api | API base URL. Change to production URL when ready. |
auth_token | (empty) | Your bearer token. Auto-populated after calling the auth endpoint. |
To edit: click the collection name > Variables tab.
#3. Authenticate
- Open Authentication > Authenticate request
- Replace
merchantKeyandmerchantSecretin the body with your sandbox credentials - Click Send
- The
auth_tokenvariable is automatically set from the response — all other requests will use it
#4. Start Testing
All endpoints are pre-configured with:
- Correct HTTP method and URL
Content-Type: application/jsonheaderAuthorization: Bearer {{auth_token}}header- Example request bodies with realistic test values
Edit the request body as needed and click Send.
#Regenerating
The collection is generated from the OpenAPI spec. To regenerate after API changes:
npm run generate:postmanThis reads openapi.json and outputs public/exirom-api.postman_collection.json.
#See Also
- Authentication Guide — credential setup and token management
- Sandbox Testing (Cards) — test card numbers
- Sandbox Testing (APM) — APM test scenarios
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