Skip to main content

Overview

Postman is an application designed to help with API integration and exploration. Intuitive for different tech skill levels, it’s the tool of choice for both experienced developers and those new to APIs to get familiar with available endpoints, requests, and responses. Using our Rampnow Postman Collection, you can start testing our API before you write a single line of code. Explore endpoints, understand request/response structures, and validate your integration setup in an interactive environment.
The Postman collection includes pre-configured requests for all major Rampnow API endpoints with built-in authentication headers and sample payloads.

Getting Started with Postman

Prerequisites

Before importing the Rampnow collection, ensure you have:
  • A Rampnow Partner Dashboard account
  • Your API Key and Secret Key generated from the Dashboard
  • Either the Postman desktop app or Postman web version

Install Postman

  1. Download and install the Postman app or use Postman online
  2. Create or sign into your Postman account

Import the Rampnow Collection

1

Get the collection link

Copy the Rampnow Postman collection link from here.
2

Import into Postman

Click the “Run in Postman” button or manually import by:
  • Opening Postman
  • Going to FileImport
  • Pasting the collection link or uploading the JSON file
3

Set up environment variables

Create or import the Rampnow environment and configure:
  • api_key: Your API Key from the Partner Dashboard
  • api_secret: Your Secret Key from the Partner Dashboard
  • base_url: The API base URL (sandbox or production)
4

Start exploring

Browse the collection folders to explore different API endpoints and test requests

What’s Included

The Rampnow Postman collection includes:

Authentication

Pre-configured request signing with HMAC-SHA256 authentication headers

Onramp Endpoints

Complete set of onramp API requests for currency conversions and payments

Offramp Endpoints

Offramp API requests for converting crypto back to fiat currencies

Quote Requests

Real-time pricing and quote endpoints for both onramp and offramp flows

Order Management

Endpoints for creating, updating, and tracking orders

Sample Payloads

Pre-filled request bodies demonstrating proper payload formatting

Using the Collection

Making Your First Request

  1. Select an endpoint from the collection
  2. Review the request details (method, URL, headers)
  3. Modify the path or query parameters as needed
  4. Click Send to execute the request
  5. View the response in the response panel

Testing Different Environments

The collection supports both Sandbox and Production environments:
  • Switch between environments using the environment selector dropdown
  • Sandbox requests go to https://api.sandbox.rampnow.io
  • Production requests go to https://api.rampnow.io
Always test your integration thoroughly in the Sandbox environment before switching to Production.

Collection Structure

The collection is organized into folders by functionality:
FolderPurpose
AuthenticationAuthentication setup and signing examples
Sandbox EnvironmentSandbox-specific requests and test data
Production EnvironmentProduction API requests
QuotesQuote and pricing endpoints
OrdersOrder creation and management endpoints
SettlementSettlement and transaction endpoints

Postman Collection Placeholder

Next Steps

  • Review the Authentication guide to understand request signing
  • Explore the API Reference for detailed endpoint documentation
  • Test with sample payloads in the Sandbox environment
  • Review Error Codes for handling API responses

Tips & Best Practices

  • Use variables for frequently changed values (API keys, amounts, addresses)
  • Create custom scripts in the Pre-request tab to automate timestamp and signature generation
  • Save responses to keep track of successful requests
  • Use collections to organize requests by workflow
  • Export results for documentation and troubleshooting
Need help? Check out the Postman documentation or contact our support team for assistance with integration.