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# Introduction

Welcome to the Neobanc Partners API documentation. This API lets you create and manage Canadian rent and bill payments on behalf of your users.

## Base URLs

| Environment | URL                              |
| ----------- | -------------------------------- |
| Production  | `https://api.neobanc.com/v1`     |
| Sandbox     | `https://sandbox.neobanc.com/v1` |

## Capabilities

* **Payments** — Create rent payments (Interac or credit card), bill payments for 80,000+ Canadian billers, query payment history, and update pending payments.
* **Payees** — Search Neobanc's supported biller catalog and validate account numbers before submitting a bill payment.
* **Rent Reporting** — Submit past rent reporting requests on behalf of users; Neobanc reports their rent history to the credit bureau to build their credit.
* **Webhooks** — Receive real-time notifications when payments are created, completed, or failed.

## Getting started

Head to the [Quickstart](/quickstart.md) to create your first payment in under five minutes.


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