Sila REST API v0.2 - Source Code
Sila provides a payments API for KYC, Bank Account, and ACH Transfers. The Sila API provides endpoints for creating and managing payment and other financial technology applications including check handles, register, check KYC, link account, get accounts, issue, transfer, redeem, get transactions and more. Sila is powered by blockchain technology.

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![]() | Sila Link Account Go Sample Code | The Sila Link Account Go Sample Code demonstrates how to use a provided Plaid public token to link a bank account to a verified entity. |
![]() | Sila Link Account Java Sample Code | The Sila Link Account Java Sample Code demonstrates how to access the API to implement banking, payments, and accounts features into financial websites and applications. |
![]() | Sila Link Account Python Sample Code | The Sila Link Account Python Sample Code demonstrates how to access the API with a public token. Developers can use the key provided to sign requests, not sent over any network. |
![]() | Sila Link Account JavaScript Sample Code | The Sila Link Account JavaScript Sample Code demonstrates how to access the API with a public token, providing a user's ethereum private key for signing. With the code, developers can handle responses and errors. |
![]() | Sila Register Go Sample Code | The Sila Register Go Sample Code demonstrates how to access the API to implement user registration features into banking applications. Developers can refer to the endpoint at Go Register. |
![]() | Sila Register Java Sample Code | The Sila Register Java Sample Code demonstrates how to access the API to implement user registration features. Developers can return to the docs site when full code is available. In the meantime, they can learn about registration at Java Register. |
![]() | Sila Register Python Sample Code | The Sila Register Python Sample Code demonstrates how to implement a registration in a banking application. User data includes country, user handle, first and last name, entity name, identity value, phone, email, street address, city, state, postal code, crypto address, and DOB. |
![]() | Sila Register JavaScript Sample Code | The Sila Register JavaScript Sample Code demonstrates how to implement a registration via API. User data includes handle, first name, last name, name, address, city, state, zip, phone, and email. |
![]() | Sila Check Handle Go Sample Code | The Sila Check Handle Go Sample Code demonstrates how to use the API to check if a handle is already taken. This endpoint ensures that a potential handle is available for use. Developers can come back to the docs site to access full Go code. |
![]() | Sila Check Handle Java Sample Code | The Sila Check Handle Java Sample Code offers a reference to understand how to check a handle availability. In this version, data includes full legal name, SSN, DOB, valid street address, email address, and phone number. The full Java code will be provided in the Sila docs page. |
![]() | Sila Check Handle Python Sample Code | The Sila Check Handle Python Sample Code demonstrates how to handle requests and errors. Developers can implement banking, accounts, and payments features in financial applications. |
![]() | Sila Check Handle JavaScript Sample Code | The Sila Check Handle JavaScript Sample Code demonstrates how to handle response and handle errors. Developers can implement banking features with the API. |
![]() | Sila Auth Go Sample Code | The Sila Auth Go Sample Code demonstrates how to sign messages after authenticating the API. Developers will need a private key and the contents of a message request body. |
![]() | Sila Auth Java Sample Code | The Sila Auth Java Sample Code provides digital signatures, input and output, and management of user keys. A complete reference code will be available in the future. For now, developers can learn more at Java Authentication. |
![]() | Sila Auth Python Sample Code | The Sila Auth Python Sample Code demonstrates how to access the API with a private key. Developers will use an Ethereum private key, hex-encoded and 64 characters in length. |
![]() | Sila Auth JavaScript Sample Code | The Sila Auth JavaScript Sample Code demonstrates how to authenticate the API. Developers can use a private Key to access and make calls that will display JSON formats in return. |
![]() | Sila Node.js Sample Code | The Sila Node.js Sample Code demonstrates how to run a test in the interactive watch mode. With the API, developers can implement banking features in financial applications. |