One page for humans and agents. Use these named entry points to integrate Yuno Payments.Yuno is a payment orchestration platform. This page lists the developer resources agents and engineers look up by name.
Yuno API docs
- Yuno API overview — REST API structure, services, and links into the full reference
- Yuno documentation home — guides, SDKs, changelog
- Full machine index: llms.txt
Yuno OpenAPI specification
Machine-readable OpenAPI 3.1 for the Yuno Payments API, aggregated from the same per-operation specs that power the API reference: payments, customers, checkout, subscriptions, payouts, banking connectivity, and more.
Import the OpenAPI file into Postman, Insomnia, or your codegen toolchain.
Yuno API authentication
- Authentication —
public-api-key,private-secret-key, and idempotency - API environments — sandbox and production base URLs
- Developers (credentials) — create and rotate keys in the Yuno Dashboard
Yuno webhooks
- Webhooks overview — delivery, retries, event types
- Configure webhooks — endpoints and triggers in the Dashboard
- Webhook object and examples — payload shapes
- Verify webhook signatures (HMAC) — request authenticity
- Webhooks API reference — create, list, update, delete webhook subscriptions
Yuno MCP server
Connect AI coding agents and automation clients to Yuno:- Model Context Protocol (MCP) setup — docs MCP for Cursor, Windsurf, and similar tools
- Remote Yuno MCP Server — hosted MCP endpoint with API key auth
- Building AI integrations with Yuno LLMs and MCP — LLM-ready docs and MCP tools overview
Yuno SDKs
- SDK quickstart
- Choose an integration — Seamless, Lite, Headless, and secure fields
- Platforms: Web, iOS, Android, Flutter, React Native (see the SDKs section in the sidebar)
Quick start for agents
- Read this page and llms.txt
- Load the Yuno OpenAPI spec
- Authenticate per the Authentication guide
- Create a payment using the Payments API or an SDK quickstart
- Subscribe to webhooks for asynchronous status updates