Developers

Build on the platform behind Argos.

APIs and prebuilt integrations for software teams are on our roadmap — designed alongside the platform our own group runs on. Here's what's coming.

Coming soon

The roadmap

What we're building for developers.

Everything below is in development — nothing on this page is live yet, and no dates are promised until they can be kept.

  • Payments API

    Accept card and ACH payments from your own software, with tokenization handled by the platform — not your codebase.

  • Webhooks

    Real-time events for transactions, settlements, and disputes, so your systems stay in sync without polling.

  • Prebuilt integrations

    Connectors for the tools businesses already run — carts, invoicing, scheduling, and accounting software.

  • Hosted checkout & payment links

    Drop-in payment pages and shareable links for teams that want payments without building a checkout.

  • Reporting API

    Settlement, batch, and statement data as clean JSON — the transparency we sell, machine-readable.

  • Sandbox & documentation

    A test environment and real documentation from day one — because developer experience is a product, too.

Why it will be different

Built on our own platform, not bolted on.

JPE Argos Group builds and runs its own platform — GoCore — and the developer surface we ship will be the same one our own products stand on. That means APIs designed by people who use them, not a white-label wrapper around someone else's.

And the same rules that govern this website will govern the platform: nothing launches until its security, privacy, and compliance reviews are done, and the documentation will say plainly what each API does and doesn't do.

No keys or signups yet

This page is the roadmap, not the launch. When the sandbox and documentation go live, they'll be announced here first.

Building software that could integrate with Argos? Tell us what you'd build — it shapes what ships first: partners@argospaymentsolutions.com

Software partner? Let's talk early.

ISVs and platforms that partner before launch help decide what the first APIs look like.