GSMA Mobile Money API Specification
The GSMA Mobile Money API is a harmonised, industry-governed REST and JSON specification covering common mobile money use cases such as merchant payments, disbursements, P2P and international transfers, bill payments and account linking. It defines a standard set of transaction types abstracted from provider-specific implementations and ships a developer portal with a sandbox simulator, an OAuth 2.0 gateway and SDKs. Version 1.2 is the current release.
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