Http Api - Viber

To start using the API, a developer must first create a and obtain an App Key (Authentication Token). This token is required in the header of every request sent to Viber.

: Developers can send images, videos, files, and location data. Viber HTTP API

: Viber uses a push model via webhooks. When a user sends a message or performs an action, Viber sends an HTTP POST request to the developer's registered URL, enabling real-time responses. Technical Implementation To start using the API, a developer must

The is a powerful interface designed for developers to integrate Viber’s messaging capabilities into their own applications, services, or CRM systems. By utilizing this REST-based API, businesses can automate communication, provide customer support, and deliver personalized content to millions of users worldwide. Overview of the Viber HTTP API : Viber uses a push model via webhooks

The primary endpoint for sending messages is: https://viber.com A typical JSON payload for a text message looks like this:

{ "receiver": "01234567890A=", "min_api_version": 1, "sender": { "name": "SupportBot", "avatar": "http://example.com" }, "tracking_data": "tracking data", "type": "text", "text": "Hello, how can I help you today?" } Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Use Cases in Modern Business