Use the Fintoc CLI

The Fintoc CLI lets you make API requests and listen to webhooks from the command line.

Available resources

Every command follows the pattern fintoc <resource> <action> [flags]. The CLI supports these resources and actions:

Resource	Actions
`api_keys`	list
`charges`	create, get, list
`checkout_sessions`	create, get, expire
`links`	get, list, delete
`payment_intents`	get, list
`subscriptions`	get, list
`webhook_endpoints`	create, get, list, delete
`v2 account_numbers`	create, get, list, delete
`v2 account_verifications`	create, get, list
`v2 accounts`	get, list
`v2 movements`	get, list
`v2 transfers`	create, get, list

Make an API request

The general form is fintoc <resource> <action> [flags]. Run fintoc --help to list available resources, or fintoc <resource> --help for the actions supported on that resource.

fintoc payment_intents list
fintoc charges create --amount 5000 --currency clp --subscription-id sub_test_abc123
fintoc charges create --from-json payload.json

Use --json for machine-readable output:

fintoc payment_intents list --json
[
  {
    "id": "pi_test_a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8",
    "object": "payment_intent",
    "amount": 100000,
    "currency": "clp",
    "status": "succeeded"
  }
]

v2 transfers create requires a JSON Web Signature (JWS) private key for signing. Provide it via the --jws-private-key flag or set jws_private_key in ~/.fintoc/config.toml. To generate a key pair, see Generate JWS Keys.

fintoc v2 transfers create --amount 10000 --currency clp \
  --account-id acc_test_abc123 \
  --counterparty-account-number 12345678 \
  --counterparty-institution-id cl_banco_estado \
  --jws-private-key ~/path/to/private_key.pem

Pass a JSON payload

For create commands, pass a payload file with --from-json, or pipe one in with -:

fintoc charges create --from-json payload.json
cat payload.json | fintoc charges create --from-json -

You can mix flags with --from-json. Flag values take precedence over JSON keys. Objects deep-merge, but the CLI replaces arrays wholesale.

Delete a resource

Delete commands ask for confirmation before removing the resource. Pass --yes to skip the prompt, which is useful in CI.

fintoc webhook_endpoints delete we_test_abc123
fintoc webhook_endpoints delete we_test_abc123 --yes

Trigger test events

fintoc trigger fires a test event against your account, which exercises webhook handlers without producing real activity.

fintoc trigger payment_intent.succeeded
fintoc trigger payment_intent.succeeded --override amount=5000 --override currency=clp
fintoc trigger payment_intent.succeeded --from-json overrides.json

--override accepts dot-notation (metadata.order_id=abc123) and is repeatable. The same precedence rules as --from-json apply.

Listen to webhooks on localhost

fintoc webhooks listen opens a WebSocket connection to Fintoc and forwards events to your local server. The CLI signs each forwarded request so your existing signature verification keeps working without a public tunnel.

fintoc webhooks listen --forward-to http://localhost:3000/webhooks

Filter by event type:

fintoc webhooks listen --forward-to http://localhost:3000/webhooks --events payment_intent.succeeded,payment_intent.failed

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Use the Fintoc CLI

Available resources

Make an API request

Pass a JSON payload

Delete a resource

Trigger test events

Listen to webhooks on localhost

​Available resources

​Make an API request

​Pass a JSON payload

​Delete a resource

​Trigger test events

​Listen to webhooks on localhost

Available resources

Make an API request

Pass a JSON payload

Delete a resource

Trigger test events

Listen to webhooks on localhost