Every endpoint of the API, 53 requests in all, as a Postman collection (v2.1) at https://anytime-capital.com/api/docs/postman.json. It's built from the OpenAPI document with the reference's worked examples, so it always matches the API: real example ids, query parameters and bodies, and a saved example answer for each request.
Import it into Postman
- In Postman, choose Import and paste the collection's link:
https://anytime-capital.com/api/docs/postman.json. - Open the collection Anytime Capital Payments API, then its Variables tab.
- Set
apiKeyto a test key (ak_test_…) from Settings → Developers with test mode on, and save. - Open Payments → List payments and send it.
There's no Run in Postman button yet: importing by link gives you the same collection. Import again whenever you want the newest endpoints; your variables live in the copy you edit, so set the key again on a fresh import.
Insomnia, Bruno and others
Insomnia and Bruno import Postman collections: use their import from a URL (or download the file and import that), then set the bearer token to your test key. Clients that read OpenAPI can import the OpenAPI document directly instead.
What's in it
| Part | What it does |
|---|---|
| Folders | One per area of the API: Payments, Refunds, Payment links, Invoices and the rest, as in the reference. |
{{apiKey}} | Sent as Authorization: Bearer … on every request but the public OpenAPI document. |
{{baseUrl}} | https://anytime-capital.com/api/v1, the same in test and live mode: your key decides which. |
Idempotency-Key | {{$guid}} on every write that takes one, a new UUID per send. Set your own value to see a retry within 24 hours return the first answer. |
| Query parameters | Every one the endpoint takes; the example's are switched on, the rest are there to switch on. |
| Examples | Each request's example answer, saved beside it. |
| Version | Built from OpenAPI document 2026-10-24. See the Changelog for what changed. |