The Adhere Postman collection contains every API endpoint pre-configured with the correct URL, headers, and example request bodies. It’s the fastest way to explore the API and test calls before integrating.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.smartcomply.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Import the Collection
Open Postman
Download and open Postman if you haven’t already.
Import the collection
Click the link below to open the collection in Postman directly:Open Adhere API in Postman →Or copy the collection URL and use File → Import → Link inside Postman.
Set your API key
In Postman, go to the collection’s Variables tab and set
x-access-token to your Adhere API key.Your API key is available in the Adhere dashboard.Collection Structure
The collection mirrors the API reference and is organised by product area:| Folder | What’s inside |
|---|---|
| Nigeria KYC | BVN, NIN, VNIN, CAC, Driver’s License, Passport, NUBAN, TIN, Voter’s ID, Phone, Address |
| Kenya KYC | National ID (basic & advanced), Business Registration, Alien ID, KRA PIN, Passport |
| Ghana KYC | ID Card, ID Card with Face |
| Rwanda KYC | National ID, Passport |
| Uganda KYC | National ID |
| Biometrics | Face Comparison, Face Liveness |
| Credit Reports | CRC, First Central, Credit Registry (individual & business), Kenya credit |
| Fraud & Transaction Monitoring | Transaction monitoring, card fraud, transaction screening, KYC search, limits & thresholds |
| Loan Fraud Check | Individual and business fraud checks |
| User Journey | Session events, session state, analytics, health check |
Authentication
All requests require thex-access-token header. Set it once at the collection level so it applies to every request automatically:
- Click the collection name → Edit
- Go to the Variables tab
- Add a variable named
x-access-tokenwith your API key as the value - In each request’s Headers tab, the header is already set to
{{x-access-token}}
Never share your API key publicly or commit it to source control. Use Postman environment variables to keep it out of shared workspaces.

