> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.origoid.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Postman collection

> Official OrigoID Postman collection — every endpoint, with one request per invocation form.

Import the official collection into Postman to try every endpoint without writing code. It's generated from our OpenAPI specification, so it always mirrors the production API.

[**Download `OrigoID.postman_collection.json`**](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/origoid/postman/main/OrigoID.postman_collection.json) — 21 endpoints, 34 requests (includes every option of the multi-form endpoints).

## Import

1. In Postman → **Import**: drop the downloaded file, **or** paste this URL directly (Postman imports from a link): `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/origoid/postman/main/OrigoID.postman_collection.json`
2. Every request already points to `https://api.origoid.com` (literal URL, ready to copy into your code).
3. **Add your API key manually.** It is not bundled. On each request, under the **Headers** tab, add `x-api-key` with your key (`ogid_live_...`). To avoid repeating it, set it once under the collection's **Authorization** tab → type **API Key**, Key `x-api-key`, *Add to* **Header**.

## Multi-option endpoints

Endpoints that accept several invocation forms ship **one request per option**, for example:

* **PEPs** — by single name, separated name, name + CURP, name + RFC, or identifier only.
* **OFAC** — name only, name + passport, or name + national ID.
* **Voter list (INE)** — CIC + voter key, or CIC + OCR.
* **CFDI** — by data (UUID + RFCs + total) or by document (QR).

## JWT token (optional)

`POST /auth/token` exchanges your API key for a short-lived JWT. If you prefer authenticating with `Authorization: Bearer <token>` instead of `x-api-key`, copy the `token` from the response and add it manually.

## Image fields

OCR and biometric endpoints (INE, proof of address, face match, liveness) expect the image as base64 — replace the `<base64 image…>` placeholder with your real content. See [Image handling](/en/image-handling).