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This is a Node.js application that automates the process of applying for Merchant Processing Accounts to obtain a Merchant ID (MID) with Payments Hub's Merchant Boarding API.
https://github.com/NorthDevelopers/North-Node-Merchant-Boarding-API

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This is a Node.js application that automates the process of applying for Merchant Processing Accounts to obtain a Merchant ID (MID) with Payments Hub's Merchant Boarding API.

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# Automate Merchant Onboarding in a NodeJS App
This is a JavaScript application that uses Node.js to demonstrate programmatic merchant onboarding for a Merchant Processing Account using North's [Merchant Boarding API](https://developer.north.com/products/fintech-tools/merchant-boarding-api). The code in this repository handles the front and back-end processes for creating a new Merchant ID (MID) application, updating it, and submitting it to North for Underwriting.

## Get Sandbox Credentials
To get started, create a free [North Developer Portal account](https://developer.north.com/register). This will allow you to get the sandbox credentials that are required to test the app. Log in to your account to view the official [Merchant Boarding API Integration Guide](https://developer.north.com/products/fintech-tools/merchant-boarding-api/integration-guide), then [contact](https://developer.north.com/contact) North's Sales Engineering team to get sandbox credentials added to your Developer Portal account.

## Follow Along with the Tutorial
When you're ready to start building your app, you can follow along with [this tutorial](https://developer.north.com/blog/tutorial-nodejs-merchant-boarding-api) for step-by-step instructions.

## Completed App
Your completed app will look similar to the following:

![application](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f86e093a-145e-4e06-a2fb-1e985bab41af)