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Apps and their data APIs in India

India's mobile-first market: UPI payments, neobanks, lending and commerce apps, and the data APIs behind them.

India's consumer internet runs on UPI payments and mobile-first job boards, and the apps covered here sit at both ends of that market. Paytm exposes the wallet API behind its balance, passbook and UPI collect screens, while apna and Naukri document the vacancy search, one-click apply and recruiter-visibility endpoints used by India's job seekers.

On the logistics side, Porter's customer and driver-partner apps reveal fare-quotation, wallet and weekly-earnings interfaces, and Airtel's Mitra retailer app adds the retailer wallet and commission endpoints behind prepaid recharge distribution.

Frequently asked questions

Which analyzed apps operate in India?

The India hub covers payments (Paytm), job boards (apna, Naukri, Shine, Glassdoor), logistics (Porter's customer and driver-partner apps) and telecom retail (Airtel Mitra), plus global apps tagged for India such as LinkedIn, Microsoft Teams and Google Chat.

What payment data do the India apps expose?

Paytm's documented surface includes POST /v1/wallet/balance for wallet and savings balances, POST /v1/wallet/statement for passbook transactions and POST /v1/upi/collect for initiating UPI collects. Porter's customer app adds fare quotations and a wallet snapshot.

How do the Indian job-board apps authenticate?

Each uses its own sign-in: Naukri attaches a session cookie plus an ACCESSTOKEN header, apna sends a token header issued after OTP login, and Shine uses a Bearer JWT. These are first-party endpoints used after login, not public developer APIs.