Serious integration,
designed frontend-first.
This is a preview of how building on MonCore is designed to work. Public developer access and live documentation are not yet open — this page explains the concepts, not a live endpoint catalogue.
Platform architecture
A governed platform with a thin, frontend-led integration surface — not an API marketplace.
Shell composition
How the MonCore Shell is composed from modules, and where your product extends it.
Auth & session handoff
Establishing a trusted session and passing it cleanly into your frontend.
Configuration
Branding, journeys and product behaviour expressed as configuration, not code assembly.
Events
A governed model for reacting to what happens inside the platform.
Environments & boundaries
Separate sandbox and production environments, with a clear boundary between your surface and the platform.
You configure a product. You don’t assemble a backend.
The shape below is illustrative of MonCore’s frontend-led model: describe the product experience and the platform operates the regulated layer beneath it. Package names, fields and endpoints are not published while access is private.
When you join the developer preview, you receive the real configuration model, environment details and integration guidance directly.
// Conceptual — describes experience, not infrastructure
product = {
brand: { name: "Your Brand", theme: "custom" },
model: "shell", // shell · white-label · custom
modules: ["wallets", "cards", "funding", "fx"],
identity: { flow: "kyc", provider: "configurable" },
session: { handoff: "trusted" },
events: ["account.opened", "card.funded"]
};
// MonCore operates ledger, compliance, rails underneath.From access request to a controlled deployment
Request access
Tell us what you want to build. Developer access is granted as part of design-partner onboarding.
Scoping
We align on delivery model, modules and the shape of your product experience.
Sandbox environment
Work against a sandbox environment while you build, separate from production.
Configure & compose
Brand, adapt the Shell or connect your custom frontend through defined extension points.
Validate in sandbox
Confirm behaviour in the sandbox environment before go-live.
Go live
Go live — subject to programme, issuer, jurisdictional and compliance approval.
No live endpoints, credentials or SDKs are published yet
We won’t pretend a public developer platform exists before it does. What you see here is the integration model we’re building. When the developer preview opens to you, the real details follow.
Request developer access →