SDK for ExbilCore authentication, Messaging (Sms,Email,Voice Call, Telegram, Whatsapp), MFA, Payments(Orange Money, MTN Mobile money), and API commands
This SDK provides integration with the ExbilCore SSO, Payment Service and OTP services.
Multi-factor authentication (SMS, Email, Telegram, Authenticator apps)
Authentication: Secure user authentication and token management.
Messaging: Send SMS, emails, voice calls, Telegram, and WhatsApp messages.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): OTP, email, SMS, and authenticator app support.
Payments: Collect and Payout via Orange Money and MTN Mobile Money.
API Commands: Unified client for interacting with ExbilCore APIs.
SSO token verification
Easy integration with ASP.NET Core
Payment collection and payout (Orange Money, MTN Mobile Money)
Unified API client for ExbilCore services
Messaging support (SMS, Email, Voice Call, Telegram, WhatsApp)
ExbilCoreSdk is a .NET 9 library for integrating ExbilCore authentication, messaging (SMS, Email, Voice Call, Telegram, WhatsApp), multi-factor authentication (MFA), payments (Orange Money, MTN Mobile Money), and API commands into your applications.
Install via NuGet: Or via the NuGet Package Manager:
Set your API base URL and credentials in ExbilCoreEnv.
Refer to the API documentation for advanced configuration and all available commands.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Contributions are welcome! Please open issues or submit pull requests on GitHub.
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SDK for ExbilCore authentication, Messaging (Sms,Email,Voice Call, Telegram, Whatsapp), MFA, Payments(Orange Money, MTN Mobile money), and API commands
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