TrustNG / Developer Information

Developer Information

A technical starting point for teams exploring TrustNG.

Platform information

Developer Information

Prototype

API-first approach

TrustNG is being developed around an API that allows systems to submit information for risk assessment and receive structured advisory responses.

Prototype

Authentication

Protected endpoints use API-key authentication. API credentials must be kept private and must never be embedded in public browser code or shared repositories.

Advisory

Assessment outcomes

Responses may include risk assessments and policy recommendations. These outputs are informational and do not execute or authorise financial transactions.

Sandbox-oriented

Testing environment

Sandbox workflows are intended for controlled development and testing. Simulated results must not be interpreted as real payment settlement or production verification.

Not yet production-ready

Integration readiness

Production partner documentation, stable integration contracts, service-level commitments and provider-specific implementation guides will require further development and validation.

Technical resources

Explore the TrustNG technical materials

These resources provide further information for developers and technical reviewers.

API documentation

Explore the available API routes and their documented request and response formats.

Open API documentation

OpenAPI specification

View the machine-readable API specification for technical review and integration planning.

View OpenAPI specification

Technical architecture

Read about the TrustNG system architecture and its design boundaries.

Explore architecture

Source code repository

Visit the TrustNG GitHub repository. Access depends on the repository's visibility and your permissions.

View GitHub repository

TrustNG is an early-stage risk-assessment and decision-support project. It does not hold customer funds, execute payments or independently authorise or block bank transactions. Prototype and sandbox capabilities are not production validation, licensing or approved bank integrations. All risk and policy outcomes are advisory.