Pick your builder
- Lovable — add Lumx to a Lovable app with Supabase-backed secrets.
- v0 — generate a Next.js Lumx flow with Vercel env vars and server actions.
- Bolt.new — wire Lumx into a Bolt.new StackBlitz project.
- Replit — ship with Replit Agent and Replit Secrets.
- Cursor — pair Lumx’s docs MCP server with Cursor’s composer.
- Claude Code — drop Lumx into any codebase from the terminal.
- Codex — use OpenAI’s CLI or cloud agent with the Lumx docs MCP.
The three integration surfaces
Copy-paste prompts
Each builder page ships a prompt that scaffolds the integration end-to-end: server routes for customer onboarding, on-ramp deposits, and transaction lookup, plus a starter UI. Paste it once and the agent does the rest.
Prompt fragment
Docs MCP server
The Lumx documentation runs as a Model Context Protocol server. Connect it to Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, or Claude Web, and your agent pulls endpoint shapes, field definitions, and examples on demand — no copying schemas into the prompt.See MCP server for setup in every supported host.
Claude Code
REST API
For everything else — CI scripts, edge functions, server jobs, backends an AI tool doesn’t touch — call the Lumx REST API directly. Every builder integration above eventually compiles down to these calls.See Authentication for credentials and the API reference for endpoint shapes.
cURL
Get your API key from the Lumx Dashboard. Start in Sandbox — every transaction is simulated and no real money moves. Production access requires a call with our team — see Environments.
Next steps
- Create a customer — the first call in every Lumx integration
- Use cases — global accounts, payroll, treasury, marketplaces, remittances
- Webhooks — subscribe to transaction status changes instead of polling