Developer Resources

    Build with Partial.ly

    Use the REST API, webhooks, automation integrations, or authenticated MCP tools to bring flexible payment plans into your application and merchant workflows.

    Simple, Intuitive API

    Get started in minutes with our developer-friendly API. Create payment plans, manage customers, and handle transactions with just a few lines of code.

    RESTful endpoints with predictable resource URLs
    Merchant-scoped API-key authentication
    Sandbox environment for testing
    terminal
    1curl "https://partial.ly/api/payment_plan" \
    2 -H "Authorization: Bearer your_api_key" \
    3 -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
    4 -X POST \
    5 --data '{
    6 "amount": 1000,
    7 "customer": {
    8 "email": "john@example.com",
    9 "first_name": "John",
    10 "last_name": "Doe"
    11 },
    12 "payment_schedule": {
    13 "down_payment_amount": 150.75,
    14 "term": 3,
    15 "term_units": "months",
    16 "frequency": 1,
    17 "frequency_units": "weeks"
    18 }
    19 }'
    Agent integration

    Partial.ly Merchant MCP Server

    Partial.ly provides an MCP endpoint for merchant-authorized agents. Compatible clients can discover tools for reading merchant data and, when the merchant grants write access, carrying out supported operations such as managing offers, customers, payment plans, payments, refunds, and webhooks.

    The endpoint requires authentication. Clients can use OAuth resource discovery to locate the authorization server and request the appropriate scopes, or merchants can use a supported API-key connection. Applications should request only the access they need and obtain merchant confirmation before consequential financial or customer-data operations.

    MCP connection details

    Streamable HTTP endpoint
    https://partial.ly/mcp
    Supported OAuth scopes
    mcp:read, mcp:write, and offline_access
    REST API documentation
    developer.partial.ly

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