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The Whop API is how you move money programmatically. Accept payments with checkout links, hold balances, send payouts, issue cards, transfer funds between accounts, and manage the products and plans you sell. All of it from your server with one API key.

Make a request

The base URL is https://api.whop.com/api/v1. Authenticate every request with a Bearer API key:
New here? The Quickstart gets you from creating a key to a live checkout link in about five minutes.

How the API works

Authentication

Create an API key here under Account API Keys. Keys are scoped to an account and carry the permissions you grant them. Keep keys on your server, never in browser code, mobile apps, or public repos.

Versioning

The API is versioned by date. Send an Api-Version-Date header (like 2026-07-01) to pin the request and response shapes you built against; later changes won’t break a pinned caller. When you omit the header, requests use the original 2025-01-01 shapes, and generated SDKs always send the latest version they were built against. See Versioning.

Pagination

List endpoints return a data array plus a page_info object. Pass first to set the page size and after with the previous response’s page_info.end_cursor to fetch the next page. page_info.has_next_page tells you when to stop.

Errors

Failed requests return a conventional HTTP status (400, 401, 403, 404) and a body with a single error object: type is a machine-readable code and message explains what went wrong.

Resources

Core Resources

The accounts and people everything else hangs off.

Money

Balances and every way funds move in or out.

Commerce

Sell products and get paid.

Partners

Refer users and businesses to Whop and track what you earn.

Workforce

Post paid tasks and pay people for completed work.

Tracking

Who visits and what converts, captured by the pixel.

Ads

Run and measure ad campaigns from your integration.

Media

Generate media assets from your integration.

Identity

Accounts connected from other platforms.

Developer

Build, host, and observe apps on the Whop platform.