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### Get started
Setting up your first API call should be the easiest part of getting started. With clear endpoints, copy-paste-ready examples, and quick authentication, you’ll be up and running in minutes—not hours.
No guesswork, no complexity—just your first successful call, fast.
Get startedAPI reference
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```javascript
// Add some code to create Payment Request
```
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### Learn more about the developer platform
Read guides, watch tutorials, and learn more about working with the developer platform and integrating it with your own stack.
API referenceDocumentation
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