- Getting StartedTesting in the Sandbox
Generate an OAuth Access TokenSend Money to UsersReceive Money from UsersTransfer Money Between UsersTransfer Money Me-to-MeBuilding With Drop-in Components - CustomersCreate a Business Verified CustomerCreate a Personal Verified Customer
- Funding SourcesAdd a Debit Card Using Dwolla-cards.jsAdd a Bank Using Dwolla.jsOverviewStep 1: Create a formStep 2: Create a funding sources tokenStep 3: Configure and call functionStep 4: Handle JavaScript callback
Verify Bank with Micro-depositsAdd Bank via Dwolla + Plaid Integration - WebhooksWorking with Webhooks
Add a Bank Using Dwolla.js #
Using dwolla.js, securely transmit sensitive data (bank account and routing number) to Dwolla without the data passing through your server. This resource guide will walk you through the process of generating a funding sources token, collecting the user's bank account information, and calling a JavaScript function to send this data to Dwolla. When you collect and submit the user's bank account information, dwolla.js has built-in validation that will trigger an error if any of the required fields are invalid.
Getting Started: Initial configuration #
Include dwolla.js
Begin the client-side implementation by including dwolla.js in the HEAD of your HTML page. You can include either the development version(<script src="https://cdn.dwolla.com/1/dwolla.js"></script>) or the minified version (<script src="https://cdn.dwolla.com/1/dwolla.min.js"></script>) of dwolla.js.
<head>
<script src="https://cdn.dwolla.com/1/dwolla.js"></script>
</head>
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All funds transfers made using the Dwolla Platform are performed by a financial institution partner, and any funds held in a Dwolla Balance are held by a financial institution partner. Learn more about our financial institution partners.