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© 2026 Passmint. Built for indie makers.

Apple Wallet & Google Wallet, one API.

For developers

Where to find the API & SDK docs

Updated June 29, 2026

These support articles cover Passmint as a product. For building against it in code, the full developer documentation lives at passmint.com/docs. Here's what you'll find there and where to start.

Start here

  • Quickstart — issue your first pass from the API in a few minutes. The fastest way to see the API work end to end.

Reference

  • REST API reference — every endpoint, parameter, and response, including issuing, updating, and voiding passes and managing templates.
  • Node SDK — the official JavaScript and TypeScript library, with typed methods for everything in the API.
  • Webhooks reference — the event payloads, signature verification, and delivery behavior for receiving events in your own system.

Open source

  • The passmint package is open source, so you can read exactly how the SDK works and contribute if you'd like.

You'll need an API key to follow the quickstart. Create one in Developers → API keys, and use a pmk_test_ key while you build. See API keys: test vs live.

When to use which

  • Issuing a handful of passes by hand? Stay in the dashboard.
  • Want passes to issue automatically with no code? Use Zapier.
  • Building Passmint into your own product or backend? Use the API or the Node SDK at /docs.

Related articles

API keys: test vs liveCreate, reveal, revoke, and rotate the keys that authenticate the API.Reading your API request logsInspect recent API requests to debug what your integration is sending.

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