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Midaz SDKs are the public integration layer for applications that need to call Midaz APIs. Use an SDK when you are building an application, automation, backend service, or integration that needs to work with Midaz resources such as organizations, ledgers, accounts, portfolios, balances, transactions, assets, and metadata. The SDKs abstract API calls into idiomatic, typed interfaces so you can focus on product behavior instead of raw HTTP requests, payload formatting, pagination, and response parsing.

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Available SDKs

We currently offer two official SDKs:

Go SDK

Use the official Go SDK to build Midaz integrations in Go.

TypeScript SDK

Use the official TypeScript SDK to build Midaz integrations in Node.js or TypeScript applications.

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Why use Midaz SDKs?

  • Developer-friendly: Clean interfaces, strong typing, and defaults that make sense.
  • Production-ready: Shared patterns for API communication, errors, and integration workflows.
  • Consistent across stacks: The same integration model is available in Go and TypeScript, so you can use the language that fits your workflow.
  • API-focused: SDKs connect directly to Midaz public APIs, keeping your application in control of its data and business logic.
Each SDK is modular, so you can bring in only what you need.

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SDKs and internal libraries

SDKs are intended for external application integration with Midaz. Lerian also maintains internal shared libraries that support the development of Lerian services, plugins, and platform components. Those libraries are used by Lerian engineering teams to standardize service behavior, but they are not public integration contracts and should not be treated as supported APIs for external applications. If you are integrating with Midaz, start with the official SDK for your language. If a capability is not available through an SDK, use the Midaz API directly or contact Lerian before depending on internal library behavior.