Connect VerifiedCore
to your stack
Official SDKs for four languages, a built-in visual workflow builder, and a plain REST API — so anything that can make an HTTP request can use VerifiedCore today. Native connectors are on the way.
Use n8n's built-in HTTP Request node to call any VerifiedCore endpoint — list eSIM plans, provision an eSIM, subscribe a call plan — and chain the result into the rest of your workflow.
- 1.Add an HTTP Request node to your workflow
- 2.Set Authentication → Header Auth: Authorization = your API key
- 3.Point it at an /api/v1 endpoint from the docs
- 4.Use the JSON response in the next node
// HTTP Request node
Method: GET
URL: https://api.verifiedcore.com/api/v1/esim/packages
Query: countryCode = {{$json.country}}, days = 7
Header: Authorization = vc_live_…Use the Webhooks by Zapier action to call the VerifiedCore API from any Zap — for example, provision an eSIM for every new booking in Airtable, Google Sheets or your CRM.
- 1.Add a 'Webhooks by Zapier' action → Custom Request
- 2.Set the method and an /api/v1 URL from the docs
- 3.Add an Authorization header with your API key
- 4.Map fields from your trigger app into the JSON body
// Custom Request — provision an eSIM
POST https://api.verifiedcore.com/api/v1/esim/purchase
Authorization: vc_live_…
{
"packageId": "{{package_id}}",
"countryCode": "{{country}}",
"priceUsd": {{price}}
}Call VerifiedCore from your theme or a small custom plugin with the official PHP SDK (via Composer) or WordPress's own HTTP API — for WooCommerce orders, registrations or any hook.
- 1.Store your API key in wp-config.php as a constant
- 2.Install verixo/sdk with Composer, or use wp_remote_get
- 3.Call the API from the hook you need (e.g. order completed)
- 4.Save the response to the order or user meta
// functions.php — WordPress HTTP API $res = wp_remote_get( 'https://api.verifiedcore.com/api/v1/esim/packages?countryCode=NG&days=7', [ 'headers' => [ 'Authorization' => VERIFIEDCORE_API_KEY ] ] ); $packages = json_decode( wp_remote_retrieve_body( $res ), true );
Call the VerifiedCore REST API from a Velo backend module — form submissions, button clicks or member sign-ups. Keep the key in Wix Secrets Manager, never in page code.
- 1.Enable Velo Dev Mode on your Wix site
- 2.Add your API key to the Secrets Manager
- 3.Create a backend .jsw module with the snippet
- 4.Import and call it from any page event
// backend/verifiedcore.jsw
import { fetch } from 'wix-fetch'
import { getSecret } from 'wix-secrets-backend'
export async function listPlans(countryCode) {
const res = await fetch(
`https://api.verifiedcore.com/api/v1/esim/packages?countryCode=${countryCode}&days=7`,
{ headers: { Authorization: await getSecret('VC_API_KEY') } })
return res.json()
}Any platform that can send an HTTP request can call the REST API — these are popular choices, not native connectors.