Introduction to Lune Documentation
Welcome to Lune's API Documentation! This guide will navigate you through the essentials, covering aspects like authentication and request structure. It will then lead you into the world of data enrichment and insights, showcasing how to use and create enriched financial data for a more informed and personalized user experience.
About Lune
Enhance your transaction data with Lune, transforming it into organized and actionable insights. As a unified API, Lune empowers banks and fintechs to enrich and scrutinize transactions, uncovering brand and category details. Utilizing transaction basics like amount and raw descriptions, Lune provides information such as brand names, logos, and spend categories. This single connection facilitates a quick understanding of customer preferences, allowing institutions to adapt swiftly to user spending patterns.
Lune's plug-and-play design ensures a seamless integration process, granting access to enriched data within days.
Playground
Experience the magic of transaction data enrichment and explore various raw transactions and witness the transformation as we enrich them with brand name, brand logo, category, and subcategory information.
Environments
- Staging
- Production
- Get started with test credentials and life-like data
- Utilize live credentials and real world data
API Versioning
The default version of the API used in any requests you make can be configured in the Dashboard and will be used when version information is not otherwise specified. You can also manually set the Lune-Version header to use a specific version for a given API request. If you're using one of Lune client libraries, they should all be pinned to the latest version of the API at the time when they were released. This means that you can change the API version you're using by updating to a newer version of the client library.
- V3
- V2
- V1
- Beta
- Stable
- Deprecated