2Checkout API - general information
Overview
Learn how to leverage the 2Checkout API to build your integration with the 2Checkout system, which will enable you to place and manage orders, manage subscriptions and customers, create, update and extract product catalog and pricing information for your account.
Availability
2Checkout API is available for all accounts.
Protocols and versioning
The 2Checkout API is accessible under three protocols across a number of major and minor versions.
The URL for each API protocol and version is composed by following this rule:
https://api.2checkout.com/{protocol}/{version}
The 2Checkout API is accessible under three protocols:
- REST - under https://api.2checkout.com/rest/
- SOAP - under https://api.2checkout.com/soap/
- JSON-RPC (standard RPC protocol with the payload being JSON encoded) - under https://api.2checkout.com/rpc/
In order to maintain backward compatibility, any changes or new features that would break existing integrations are published under a new API version. You can use multiple versions of the API in parallel, allowing for easier integration of new functionalities, but we do not recommend this practice.
Accessing a certain version of the 2Checkout API is easy, as the API version is used in the API URL: https://api.2checkout.com/{protocol}/{version}.
The API is versioned with both major and minor versions. The current latest version of the 2Checkout API is API version 6.0 (publicly launched in December 2019).
Pagination in API
All main resources used in the 2Checkout API support searching and pagination.
This is achieved by using two standard parameters: page and limit. Both parameters are integers, optional, and can be passed as NULL.
"Pagination": {
"Page": 1,
"Limit": 10,
}
The page and limit parameters can be sent directly in the payload of the request, or, in some cases, under a Pagination object.
Typically, the response for a search call will return a list of items, as well as the provided pagination options. Additionally, a total count of items is provided in order to facilitate navigation.
"Pagination": {
"Page": 1,
"Limit": 10,
"Count": 230
}