Overview

# Fire Business API Documentation ## Guides - [Get started with accounts](https://docs.fire.com/docs/payments-accounts.md): After creating your Fire account with the help of our sales team and integrating with our API, you can start reviewing your account details and create recurring payments. - [SWIFT accounts](https://docs.fire.com/docs/swift.md): The SWIFT network is a global messaging network allowing members to exchange information. It enables Fire customers to receive international payments directly to their Fire account. - [Get started with debit cards](https://docs.fire.com/docs/debit-cards.md): Manage your business expenses and subscriptions. Fire is a principal issuer of MasterCard® since 2016, making us one of the first payment institutions to be authorised as a member. Our debit cards can be used for in-store payments, online shopping, and ATM cash withdrawals. We employ security protocols such as Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) and 3D Secure (3DS) to bolster the safety of our debit cards. We ensure that our customers' transactions are protected against unauthorised access, reinforcing our commitment to providing a trusted and secure financial experience. - [Get started with FX](https://docs.fire.com/docs/fx-international-transfers.md): Reduce your FX costs with our competitive rates. Use the Fire Payments API to view our rates, and pair with our payment endpoints. - [Authentication](https://docs.fire.com/docs/authentication.md): Once you have a library set-up, you'll need to authenticate your application information. - [Get a client SDK](https://docs.fire.com/docs/get-an-sdk.md): In order to use the Fire Payments API, you will need access to our OpenAPI specification. - [Overview](https://docs.fire.com/docs/getting-started.md): Fire provides access to a range of payment services, including accounts, bank transfers, debit cards, FX, and open banking payments. With our platform and licences, we deliver solutions that automate payment processing an