API and integration
SMM Panel API v2
Last updated by The PanelCompare editorial team
Why does smm panel api v2 matter to a buyer?
One interface implemented everywhere is the structural fact that explains the market. A client written against one panel works against hundreds with a base-URL change, which is why a panel can be launched in an afternoon by pointing a script at a provider, and why there are thousands of near-identical storefronts.
It is also why a comparison index is possible at all. Registering an account and calling the services action returns an entire catalogue as structured JSON in one request — service ID, name, category, rate per 1,000, min, max, refill and cancel flags — which is clean comparable data rather than parsed HTML.
How does smm panel api v2 show up in a price list?
The endpoint is conventionally /api/v2, and a panel’s API page documents the actions. Fetching it with no key returns a valid error response, which proves an API v2-compatible endpoint exists; a 404 disproves a panel’s claim to have an API.
Two quirks bite every integration. Errors come back as HTTP 200 with an error object in the body, so response codes carry no information; and the multi-order status call is the same status action with a plural orders parameter capped at 100 IDs, rather than a separate action.
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