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To confirm that your integration works correctly, simulate transfers without moving any money using test amounts and counterparty account numbers in test mode. Use test API keys for every API call in test mode.

Simulate an inbound transfer

Fintoc lets you simulate an inbound transfer through the API or the dashboard. You can only use account numbers created in test mode. To create an account number, see Create an account number. Simulate an inbound transfer with the API or an SDK. The following example simulates a transfer of $1,020.00 MXN. Replace YOUR_ACCOUNT_NUMBER_ID with an account number created in test mode:

Simulate endpointThe /simulate/* endpoints simulate production behavior and are available only in test mode.

Test returning an inbound transfer

A simulated inbound transfer always succeeds, regardless of its amount. The amount only determines what happens when you return the transfer in test mode:

Test outbound transfers

Fintoc provides counterparty test values for Mexico and Chile to simulate transfer outcomes. When you create a test outbound transfer, you receive the same webhooks you receive in live mode.

Mexico πŸ‡²πŸ‡½

To simulate different outbound transfer outcomes, use one of the following counterparties:

Chile πŸ‡¨πŸ‡±

Use one of the following counterparties to simulate transfers in Chile. The two Chilean tax IDs (RUTs) below are Fintoc sandbox values that force a specific outcome in test mode. They identify no real person, and they carry no meaning in live mode: