Liquify Vendor API Reference
The Liquify Vendor API provides RESTful endpoints to facilitate loan-against-mutual-funds (LAMF) customer onboarding, identity verification, portfolio sync, and credit limit computation.
Base URLs
All requests must be directed to your assigned Liquify gateway environment:
Authentication
Every API call requires Bearer Token authentication via the VendorBearerAuth scheme. Pass your vendor token in the Authorization HTTP header:
Each API is switched on for your organization individually. An API you do not hold returns 403 ACCESS_DENIED. Keep your token confidential. If your token is compromised, contact Liquify Partner Operations immediately for key rotation.
Request & Response Format
All API requests accepting a payload must send Content-Type: application/json.
- Money is formatted as a decimal string (e.g.
"245000.00"), never a JSON number. - Timestamps are ISO 8601 formatted strings.
- Rate Limits & Failures return a
Retry-Afterheader indicating seconds to wait.
Standard Success Envelope (2xx)
Every successful response contains:
data: The requested entity or operation payload.meta: Operational metadata including the unique request ID (request_id) and ISO 8601 timestamp (ts).
Standard Error Envelope (RFC 9457 Problem Details)
All 4xx and 5xx errors adhere to RFC 9457 problem details (application/problem+json). The code field is from Liquify’s stable error registry and never changes meaning:
Error Codes Reference
API Endpoints Overview
The Liquify Vendor API is organized into 3 functional domains across 10 endpoints:
Interactive API Explorer
Use the navigation in the sidebar to inspect every endpoint, view detailed request/response schemas, configure parameters, and execute live calls right from this documentation portal.
