http://developer.namecheap.com/docs/ 2008-11-21T08:06:13-05:00 http://developer.namecheap.com/docs/ http://developer.namecheap.com/docs/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-10-25T07:13:06-05:00 imdeveloper http://developer.namecheap.com/docs/doku.php?id=overview:3.api.access&rev=1224933186&do=diff Conditions for Enabling API Access There is no restriction for trying out our APIs on the sandbox environment. However, to enable API access on the production environment, you must meet at least one of the following requirements: * You should have an account balance greater than or equal to $200 * You should have at least 20 domains or more on your account * You should have made purchases for at least $200 within the last two years. text/html 2008-10-25T06:48:54-05:00 imdeveloper http://developer.namecheap.com/docs/doku.php?id=overview:1.introduction&rev=1224931734&do=diff While we at NameCheap strive hard at providing a wide-range of tools for managing your domains, we understand that you may have some specific functional needs which you would like to build yourself using your NameCheap account data. The NameCheap API is an arena for developers who wish to build new web and desktop applications that integrate with the NameCheap account. It allows you to programmatically access your account data from NameCheap.com and perform operations like domain check, regist… text/html 2008-10-25T06:34:46-05:00 imdeveloper http://developer.namecheap.com/docs/doku.php?id=overview:4.contact&rev=1224930886&do=diff Contact Us Need help or want to report a bug? Please write to our support team. text/html 2008-10-25T06:33:10-05:00 imdeveloper http://developer.namecheap.com/docs/doku.php?id=overview:2.environments&rev=1224930790&do=diff To start using the API, you first need to enable API access on your NameCheap account. Before discussing how to enable API access, we would like to introduce you to our environments. There are two environments for using the NameCheap API: production and sandbox. You are advised to first create an account, enable API access and test your APIs on the sandbox environment before pointing an application to production.