We’re excited to announce the release of Thrinacia’s new API documentation, now fully standardized using the OpenAPI specification and presented through a modern, developer-friendly ReDoc interface.
This update marks a major step forward in making Thrinacia easier to integrate, faster to prototype against, and more reliable to operate at scale — whether you’re building fundraising platforms, donation workflows, or embedding Thrinacia into larger SaaS and enterprise systems.
Why We Moved to OpenAPI
As Thrinacia continues to evolve into an API first fundraising and payments infrastructure, having a single, authoritative source of truth for our endpoints became critical. OpenAPI gives us exactly that.
With this release, developers can now:
- Explore endpoints interactively instead of relying on static documentation
- Generate client SDKs automatically for popular languages and frameworks
- Validate requests and responses against a formal schema
- Onboard faster with clear examples and parameter definitions
By standardizing on OpenAPI, we’re aligning Thrinacia with the same tooling and workflows used by modern fintech, SaaS, and cloud platforms.
A Better Developer Experience with ReDoc
We’ve paired our OpenAPI spec with ReDoc, a powerful documentation renderer designed for clean navigation and deep technical clarity.
The new interface provides:
- Live search across all endpoints and schemas
- Collapsible request/response models for easy scanning
- Clear authentication and security sections
- Readable, structured examples for every operation
Whether you’re testing from a local dev environment or integrating Thrinacia into production systems, the new docs are designed to stay out of your way and let you move faster.
What This Means for Integrators and Partners
This release isn’t just about better docs — it’s about building a stronger integration ecosystem.
With OpenAPI in place, partners can now:
- Plug Thrinacia into CI/CD pipelines for contract testing
- Use tools like Postman, Insomnia, Swagger Codegen, and OpenAPI Generator
- Build internal developer portals or SDKs from a single spec
- Monitor breaking changes and versioning more cleanly
For agencies, fintech platforms, and SaaS providers embedding Thrinacia into their products, this means lower integration costs and higher reliability.
Built for an API-First Future
Thrinacia is designed as a fundraising and donation infrastructure layer, not just a standalone app. Our roadmap increasingly focuses on:
Headless integrations Private and enterprise deployments Secure, governed API access Industry specific workflows
Moving to OpenAPI and ReDoc lays the foundation for future capabilities like automated SDK distribution, governance tooling, and compliance-aware API pipelines.
Explore the New Documentation
You can access the new API documentation here:
👉 https://www.thrinacia.com/docs/api/redoc/
We encourage developers to explore the schema, test endpoints, and start building.
What’s Next
This release is just the beginning. Upcoming improvements include:
Versioned API specs for long term compatibility
Sample client libraries and reference integrations
Expanded webhook and event driven workflow documentation
Enhanced authentication and role based access examples
We have also introduced automatic documentation updates. As new API releases go live, the OpenAPI specification and ReDoc interface will be refreshed automatically and remain available at the same URL, so developers always have access to the latest endpoints, schemas, and examples without needing to track separate versions or links.
If you’re building fundraising platforms, donation systems, or financial workflows and want a modern API first backend, Thrinacia is built to be your infrastructure layer.
As always, we’d love your feedback. Reach out, open an issue, or start building and help shape the future of fundraising APIs.