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Getting Started

Where is the best place to start my jXchange environment development journey?

It is best to understand the jXchange environment and its associated providers before starting to develop the APIs within your application.

The following documents are required reading before any work begins on any new jXchange consumer integration. These contain crucial information needed before development using the jXchange environment or working with the associated providers.

Required Reading: jXchange Environment

Required Reading: Provider Specific

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What Development Options are Available?

To develop within the jXchange environment, we offer two methods of communication. Via SOAP and via REST-Legacy, a wrapper service using JSON to send RESTful calls to our SOAP environment. Information on the two methods may be found within the Development section of this portal.

REST-Legacy Nomenclature
Usage of the term legacy in the naming of the REST-Legacy development method is intended to notate the use of the newer RESTful method to call our legacy SOAP APIs.

How To Obtain Credentials?

What about Future Enhancements?

If you are a Jack Henry client and have enhancement ideas that you believe would add value to jXchange, we recommend submitting them to the Jack Henry IdeaLab for review. Approved submissions may be considered for inclusion in a future jXchange release.

If you are FIN member, please submit your enhancement ideas to the Vendor Relations team.

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Last updated Fri Feb 6 2026