Posting the Request As an example, you may use a simple HTML form to post your request to the SendMoney API. Please DO NOT use this in production as values, such as your password, are not protected. You would usually store these sensitive values in one of your web application files. Make sure that the file permissions are set to only allow the system user access: Response FormatPlease refer to our SDKs & Sample Code section for more information on using different programming languages to send a request to our SendMoney API. The response from AlertPay’s servers is a URL-encoded name-value pair string, similar to the request, and will always have the fields listed in the following table. Please refer to our SDKs & Sample Code section for more information on using different programming languages to handle and parse the SendMoney API's response.Interpret the Response Last Updated on Monday, 01 March 2010 12:43