🚨 Limited maintenance until 31.12.2023

Please be advised that our SDKs have transitioned to limited maintenance mode and will no longer receive updates for new features. Essential security updates will continue to be provided until December 31, 2023.

After this date, our SDKs will be archived and no further updates will be released. While you are welcome to continue using the code, please note that you will be solely responsible for managing and implementing any required security patches or updates.

Throughout all our DevPortal and API reference documentation, we provide code examples for all our SDKS.

However, if you would like to read the generated reference documentation for an SDK, or peruse the code in the GitHub repository, just click on the relevant link below:

NodeJS

Python

Ruby

Installation

To use our SDKs, you first need to install them locally:

$ npm install belvo --save

$ pip install belvo-python

$ gem install belvo

Usage

Link created via the widget

When your user successfully links their account using the Connect Widget, your implemented callback function will return the link_id required to make further API to retrieve information.

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Recommended
We highly recommend that you use the Connect Widget to create your links, and use our SDKs for all further calls.

var belvo = require("belvo").default;

var client = new belvo(
  'YOUR-KEY-ID',
  'YOUR-SECRET',
  'sandbox'
);

// Get the link_id from the result of your widget callback function
const linkId = resultFromCallbackFunction.id

function retrieveAccounts (linkId) {
    return client.connect().then(function () {
        return client.accounts.retrieve(linkId)
            .then(function (response) {
                return(response);
            })
            .catch(function (error) {
                console.error(error)
            });
    })
}

// Or if you prefer ES6 Async/Await

import Client from 'belvo';

const client = new Client(
  'YOUR-KEY-ID',
  'YOUR-SECRET',
  'sandbox'
);

// Get the link_id from the result of your widget callback function
const linkId = result_from_callback_function.id

async function retrieveAccounts(linkId) {
  try {
      await client.connect()
      return await client.accounts.retrieve(linkId);
  } catch (error) {
      console.log(error);
  }
}

from pprint import pprint

from belvo.client import Client
from belvo.enums import AccessMode

# Login to Belvo API
client = Client("your-secret-key-id", "your-secret-key", "sandbox")

# Get the link_id from the result of your widget callback function
link_id = result_from_callback_function.id

# Get all accounts
client.Accounts.create(link=link_id)

# Pretty print all checking accounts
for account in client.Accounts.list(type="checking"):
    pprint(account)

require 'belvo'

belvo = Belvo::Client.new(
  'your-secret-id',
  'your-secret-password',
  'sandbox'
)

begin
    # Get the link_id from the result of your widget callback function
    link_id = result_from_callback_function.id 
    
    belvo.accounts.retrieve(link: link_id)

    puts belvo.accounts.list
rescue Belvo::RequestError => e
    puts e.status_code
    puts e.detail
end

Link created using an SDK

You can also manually create the link using the SDK. However, for security purposes, we highly recommend that you use the Connect Widget to create the link and follow the Link created via widget example.

var belvo = require("belvo").default;

var client = new belvo(
  'YOUR-KEY-ID',
  'YOUR-SECRET',
  'sandbox'
);

function registerLinkAndRetrieveAccounts () {
  return client.connect().then(function () {
      return client.links.register('erebor_mx_retail', 'bnk1002', 'full')
          .then(function (response) {
              return client.accounts.retrieve(response.id);
          })
          .then(function (response) {
              return response;
          })
          .catch(function (error) {
              console.error(error)
          });
  })
}

// Or if you prefer ES6 Async/Await

import Client from 'belvo';

const client = new Client(
  'YOUR-KEY-ID',
  'YOUR-SECRET',
  'sandbox'
);

async function registerLinkAndRetrieveAccounts () {
  try {
      await client.connect()
      const link = await client.links.register('erebor_mx_retail', 'bnk1006', 'supersecret');
      console.log(link)
      return await client.accounts.retrieve(link.id);
  } catch (error) {
      console.log(error);
  }
}

from pprint import pprint

from belvo.client import Client
from belvo.enums import AccessMode

# Login to Belvo API
client = Client("your-secret-key-id", "your-secret-key", "sandbox")

# Register a link 
link = client.Links.create(
    institution="banamex",
    username="johndoe",
    password="supersecret",
    access_mode=AccessMode.SINGLE
)

# Get all accounts
client.Accounts.create(link=link["id"])

# Pretty print all checking accounts
for account in client.Accounts.list(type="checking"):
    pprint(account)

require 'belvo'

belvo = Belvo::Client.new(
  'your-secret-id',
  'your-secret-password',
  'sandbox'
)

begin
    new_link = belvo.links.register( # Creating the link
        institution: 'banamex_mx_retail', 
        username: 'janedoe', 
        password: 'super-secret',
        options: { access_mode: Belvo::Link::AccessMode::SINGLE }
        )
    
    belvo.accounts.retrieve(link: new_link['id'])

    puts belvo.accounts.list
rescue Belvo::RequestError => e
    puts e.status_code
    puts e.detail
end

🚨 Limited maintenance until 31.12.2023

Installation

Usage

Link created via the widget

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Link created using an SDK

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