Every provider your product depends on, rebuilt for testing
Payment and identity APIs with their real rules and their real failures. The endpoints and responses match the provider's, so you change one address and no code. We host it, or you run it in your own network.
Why provider sandboxes fall short
- Many providers have no sandbox at all, especially the niche and regional ones.
- The sandboxes that exist are capped. Stripe's takes 25 requests a second, a quarter of what live allows. And none of them fail when you ask.
- So teams write their own fakes. The fakes drift from the real API: tests pass, then production fails.
- Every provider has its own test rules, and only a few people on the team know them.
- Teams ship more changes than ever, much of it written by AI, and every change has to be tested against every provider it touches.
“We recommend building integrations so that they have a configurable system for mocking out requests to the Stripe API, which you can enable for load tests.”
That configurable system is what we build, for every provider in a domain. And we keep it current as their APIs change.
What you get
One address, no code changes
Same paths, request bodies, response fields and status codes as the provider. Your client library, your error handling and your tests stay as they are.
Real behavior, not canned replies
Approvals, declines, refunds, the bank's 3D Secure step, a document that fails review. State carries from one call to the next, the way it does live.
Failures when you ask for them
Name the cardholder or the applicant after the outcome you want, and that is what comes back. One rule can make every provider decline at once.
One set of test cases for every provider
The same triggers work on every provider in a domain. Adding a provider does not mean learning a new set of magic values.
Providers with no sandbox of their own
Some providers have no test system. Some hand out credentials only after a sales call. We build from their published API either way.
The version you run live
Stay on the provider API version you have in production, however often we publish. You choose when to move up.
Built so far, and yours next
Payments
12 providers
Authorisations, captures, refunds, 3D Secure, and the decline codes a live sandbox will not give you.
Payment providers →Identity (KYC and KYB)
2 providers
Identity and business verification. Document and selfie checks, watchlist screening, hosted applicant flows, and the outcomes you need to test.
Identity providers →Yours next
Your domain
Devices, shipping, energy, or another team's internal API. Whatever your product depends on.
Tell us what you need →Hosted by us, or run in your network
Hosted
We run it. Each backend answers at its own address, hosted worldwide.
- Priced per provider, on top of the plan you already have. The app shows the price before anything is charged.
- Needs the Pro plan or higher.
- 7 days free, once for payments and once for identity.
Self-hosted
You run it. One Docker image for every laptop, CI runner and cluster you have.
- It keeps its data in the database you already run.
- Paid yearly, it needs no route to us at all.
- No limit on installs or requests.
- 14 days free, with every provider.
What teams use it for
A suite that runs on every pull request
When your whole org shares one vendor account, what one team does there breaks everyone else's builds. Point CI at your own backend and that stops.
A load test before a big day
A provider's sandbox caps you far below live, and Stripe advises against load testing there. Point the load test at your own backend. Self-hosted, the only limit is your hardware.
A fallback for the day theirs is down
Vendor sandboxes go down for maintenance, for incidents, sometimes for a weekend, and no SLA covers it. Your team waits and the release slips. Point the base URL here and carry on.
The flows that normally need a person
Some steps send the user to a page in a browser and wait there. We serve that page, so your test can click through it and finish the case.
Adding or swapping a provider
Run your suite against the vendor you have and the one you are considering, before anyone signs anything. The triggers are the same on both, so what you see is the difference between their APIs.
Demos and training without a live account
Demo the product, train new support staff, run a workshop. It answers like the real thing, and it cannot move money or touch anyone's documents.
What's available
14 providers
| Provider | Type | Coverage | Methods | Endpoints |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Payments | Global | Apple Pay, Cards, Google Pay, PayPal | 5 | |
| Payments | North America | Cards | 3 | |
| Payments | Global | Cards | 7 | |
| Payments | North America · 1 country | Apple Pay, BNPL, Cards, Google Pay, OXXO, Pay by Bank, SPEI | 8 | |
| Payments | Global · 23 countries | Direct Bank Transfer, Direct Debit, Klarna, Pay Later, Pay Now, Pay Over Time | 7 | |
| Payments | South America · 7 countries | Account Money, Apple Pay, Boleto, Cards, Efecty, Google Pay, OXXO, Pago Fácil, Pix, PSE, Rapipago, SPEI | 11 | |
| Payments | Global | Cards, PayPal | 10 | |
| Payments | Global | Apple Pay, Cards, EPS, Google Pay, MyBank, Neteller, PayPal, paysafecard, Paysafecash, Rapid Transfer, Skrill, Skrill 1-Tap, Venmo | 6 | |
| Payments | Europe · 1 country | Apple Pay, BLIK, Cards, Google Pay, PayPal, PayPo | 6 | |
| Payments | APAC · 3 countries | Cardless EMI, Cards, EMI, Netbanking, Pay Later, UPI, Wallets | 4 | |
| Payments | Europe | Apple Pay, Cards, Google Pay | 1 | |
| Payments | Global | Cards, PayPal | 11 | |
| KYC/KYB | Global | Document, Facial Similarity Photo, Identity Enhanced, Known Faces, Proof of Address, Watchlist AML | 31 | |
| KYC/KYB | Global | Database Verification, Document, Government ID, Phone Number, Selfie, Watchlist | 31 |
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A provider we do not cover yet
We build a whole domain for you: every provider your product uses for one job, with the flows and failures that matter to you.
- 1
Map
One workshop on which providers, flows and failures matter.
- 2
First version
It answers from the providers' API descriptions on day one. Then we add behavior one flow at a time.
- 3
Run
Hosted by us, inside your network, or fully offline. The engine underneath is open source, so there is no lock-in.
- 4
Keep current
We track the providers' API changes and ship updates.
A one-time fee to build it, then monthly or yearly to run it and keep it current.
Bring a spec. Get a mock server.
It costs nothing to start. Dedicated infrastructure when you need it.