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# Overview

## Introduction

Unico IDPay offers a simple and fast integration. Currently, we standardize integration in applications (mobile or web) through the use of Webview, SDK, and Redirect. This standard enhances the security of your business and customers, abstracting the complexity of handling the users' device camera and capturing selfies.

In our REST API, we provide methods for generating integration links that can be opened and controlled by the applications.

## Generating Data in the API

Before moving on to the integration details in your application or website, it is crucial to start by integrating with our API. In this process, two key points will be used:

1. **Create Transaction (CreateTransaction)**: 
   * Make sure to fill in the **redirectUrl** field, as it will be essential for the integration flow.

After completing this initial step, you will be ready to continue with the integration in your application or website.

It is important to remember that once the entire flow is completed, you will need to obtain the transaction result via our API to ensure the process is properly concluded.

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You can use the API in a sandbox environment to test the features without affecting your production environment.
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