Apps and their data APIs in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan's carrier-led app market: telecom self-care and mobile-money apps, and the subscriber data APIs behind them.
Azerbaijan's mobile market is carrier-led, and the app covered here is the operator's own self-care client. Azercell documents the first-party API behind Kabinetim: after MSISDN + SMS OTP and a passcode, tokenized calls return prepaid core/data/voice/SMS buckets in Azerbaijani manats, postpaid open-invoice versus advance amounts, and SimKredit airtime-loan debt.
The same surface pages top-up history, unpaid invoices with billing and due dates, a data-pack catalog, family child MSISDNs and live SIM flags such as roaming, VoLTE and data-line status — the endpoints behind every balance, bill and loan screen in the app.
Frequently asked questions
Which analyzed apps operate in Azerbaijan?
The Azerbaijan hub covers Azercell, the official self-care app of Azercell Telekom MMC, documenting the carrier API behind its balance, invoice, SimKredit and family-line screens.
What subscriber data does the Azercell API expose?
Signed-in calls return prepaid core/data/voice/SMS remaining amounts with expiry, postpaid openInvoiceAmount versus advanceAmount, SimKredit totalDebtAmount, paged top-up paymentHistory, unpaid invoices, pack productOfferingId/displayPrice, child-account numbers and live SIM flags such as roamingStatus and voLTE.
How does the Azercell app authenticate?
Login-check returns an authFlow and otpRequestId; SMS OTP verification then passcode login issue accessToken and refreshToken. Later calls send X-ACCESS-TOKEN, X-LOGIN (the MSISDN), device headers and application-id=VCC. There is no public developer key for these first-party endpoints.
