A Modern RESTful API
The Experian Connect API combines the proven power of knowledged based authentication along with our patented credit sharing platform to enable developers to built world class Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) compliant web applications.
API Pricing Guide
All users must complete the authentication process to be issued a user token. Once authenticated a product option is selected for either a single share or multiple shares following the pricing structure below. The single share option is our most popular option however the multiple share option becomes more cost effective when a consumer would like to share with 6 or more end-users.
Authenticate a User
- Fee is per inquiry
- Valid for 365 days if active
- Valid for 90 days if in-active
- API endpoint /user
Single Share
- Includes 2 credit reports
- Subsequent shares reduced
- Includes 30 day viewing
- API endpoint /report
Multi Share
- Includes up to 31 reports
- Includes 30 day viewing
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- API endpoint /report
1. Map out your data flow.
Once you have familiarized yourself with the services you can begin to build the basic user flow. By creating two valid user token you can easily view and share reports accross users.
2. Design the user experience.
After the basic user flow is in place you will want to start accounting for authentication errors and exclusion scenarios. We have outlined common areas to account for you to get you started.
3. Define user interactions.
There are several no-fee services available to you to take advantage of. This will include viewing/sharing previously purchased reports, and checking the authentication status of an existing user token.