Connect APIS to your AI
Before you can use APIS with MiniPay through your AI assistant, you need to give that assistant a couple of tools and a bit of information about how to use them — a one-time setup, a bit like installing an app.
Pick your assistant below, open it in your browser or its own app, and follow the steps next to it. Each one needs one specific web address (URL) pasted into a settings screen — that's what tells your AI where to find APIS.
Claude
Works in the Claude app and at claude.ai. You add APIS once as a "connector", then switch it on per chat.
- Open Claude → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
- Paste the URL below into the connector URL field.
- Set Authentication to "None" and save.
- In any chat where you want to use it, turn on "APIS" from that conversation's tools/connectors picker.
ChatGPT
You add APIS as an "Action" on a Custom GPT — either a new one or one you already made.
- Create (or edit) a Custom GPT → Configure → Actions → Create new action.
- Choose "Import from URL" and paste the URL below.
- Set Authentication to "None".
- Save your GPT — APIS' tools now show up as Actions it can use.
Gemini
Add APIS as a custom action on a Gem. Google's naming for this changes fairly often.
- Open Gems (or Extensions) → create a custom action.
- Import the OpenAPI schema from the URL below.
- No authentication required.
- Save — Gemini can now call APIS' tools inside that Gem.
Grok
Grok doesn't (yet) offer one-click import — point it at the schema directly and it can take it from there.
- Give Grok the URL below and ask it to read and use it.
- If your version needs manual function definitions, use the schema as the source — each path maps to one function.
Once your assistant is connected, open APIS any time and generate a one-time code — that's what actually lets it see your wallet or propose a plan.
Open APIS →