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Rapyd Wallet Architecture - An overview of how money moves into and out of the Rapyd wallet,

Set Up Your Account - Use Rapyd's sandbox, and set up a free account.

Access Keys - Use Rapyd's API with Postman or your own code, you need access keys

Information Security - Rapyd handles and maintains sensitive information in accordance with the most stringent PCI standards.

Localization Methods - An API call that returns a list of the languages supported for customer-facing interfaces.

Metadata - Contains custom data defined by the client, in the format of a JSON object.

Error Messages - When the requested operation cannot be completed, Rapyd returns an error message.

Webhooks - Callback messages from Rapyd to the client, triggered by internal or external events.

Authentication - Messages between the client and Rapyd are authenticated with the values of specific header parameters.

Code Samples - Understanding code samples in Rapyd documentation.

Environments - Production and sandbox environments and their base URLs.

Testing for Payment API - Methods for simulating errors, disputes and 3DS authentication.

Testing for Payout API - Account numbers for testing. Simulating quarantine under review.

Sandbox Funds - Topping up the wallet and removing funds.

Sample Image - Useful for API methods that require an image.

Resource Methods - API queries for languages, countries, currencies, FX rates, and locations.

Rapyd Collect - Collect a payment from a customer and deposit it into one or more Rapyd Wallets. This section explains Rapyd Collect capabilities.

Connectors - As part of the migration from PayU to Rapyd, payment connectors are being made available on the Rapyd platform. This section describes each of these connectors, so that you can integrate with the Rapyd API and understand how to migrate the connectors to Rapyd.