Get Started with Neobits

Neobits offers innovative financial technology solutions that simplify data gathering for banks and financial institutions. Our platform leverages cutting-edge technology to reduce integration complexity and costs.
Our technology stack includes secure API gateways, advanced data processing pipelines, and real-time analytics capabilities. We prioritize security, performance, and ease of use in all our offerings.

Account Creation

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Account Creation

Accounts must be created with Neobits customer support.
To get started, please send an email to: hello@neobits.no

Our APIs

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Core API

Handles authentication (OAuth 2.0 client credentials or basic auth) and administration of clients.
  • Supports OAuth 2.0 client credentials
  • Supports basic authentication
  • Comprehensive client administration
  • Secure token management
Explore Core API Documentation →
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Fuse API

Our innovative solution that connects disparate data sources into a unified, easy-to-consume format.
Learn more about Fuse's capabilities on our website.
Explore Fuse API Documentation →
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Error Handling

Our APIs use consistent error codes and messages to help you handle errors gracefully.
View Error Reference →

Rate Limits

The APIs have no fixed per-client request quota. Requests can still be throttled at the API gateway, which then responds with 429 Too Many Requests and the body {"message":"Too Many Requests"} instead of the standard error format.
429 responses do not include a Retry-After header. Retry with exponential backoff and jitter, and reuse access tokens until they expire instead of requesting a new token for every call.

Retries and Idempotency

The APIs do not support an Idempotency-Key header. GET requests are safe to retry. A retried POST is processed as a new request, so check whether the first attempt succeeded before you send it again.
The Fuse and Logic introductions describe how their write operations behave when repeated.

Versioning

Fuse includes its major version in the path, for example /fuse/v2/inquiries. Core and Logic paths carry no version.
Changes, including deprecations, are listed in the release notes for Core and Fuse.

Next Steps

After creating your account, you can:
  1. Explore our API documentation
  2. Request access credentials
  3. Test the APIs in our sandbox environment
  4. Integrate with your systems