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CrediLinq API HTTPS request support is limited to a subset of RFC 2616 for Sandbox, Staging, and Production APIs. Here are the API method types currently available within the API.

Request TypeDescription
GETMost common and widely used methods within API. CrediLinq methods use GET to retrieve relevant details within the system.
POSTCommon transactional and set methods within CrediLinqAPI are handled through POST. Create Loan is one example of a POST request.

Additional Request Behaviours

This section contains information about the Credilinq.ai API's behavior regarding API requests and how it responds.

  1. Parameter values passed to the API may not begin or end with a space.

  2. The API is Case-sensitive. Supplying parameters with the wrong case will cause a validation error.

Sorting: Credilinq.Ai APIs offer the option to sort the response of some get requests by specific property using a query parameter.

Rate limiting: no. of concurrent API Calls at a time which we support

Timeouts and retries: Request timeout time

This section of the documentation provides details about the behavior of the Credilinq.ai API in response to various types of API requests.

  1. Parameters Specification: When making API requests, it's important to note that parameter values must not start or end with a space. This is a validation check that ensures data integrity and prevents potential errors in processing the request.
  2. Case-Sensitive Parameters: The Credilinq.ai API is case-sensitive, meaning parameter values must be supplied with the correct case. Supplying parameters with the wrong case will result in a validation error.
  3. Result Sorting: Regarding the response to GET requests, the Credilinq.ai API provides the option to sort the response by a specific property using a query parameter. This enables developers to easily retrieve and process the data they need.
  4. Rate limiting: The Credilinq.ai API limits the number of concurrent API calls that can be made at any given time. This rate limit helps ensure the API remains stable and performs optimally for all users.

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Rate Limit

Credilinq API maximum supports

  1. Timeout: The API has a request timeout time and retry policy. If a request exceeds the timeout time, the API will automatically retry it to ensure it is processed successfully.

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