generated: '2026-07-19'
method: searched
source: https://docs.falconfs.com/reference/authentication
docs: https://docs.falconfs.com/reference/authentication
summary:
  types: [http, apiKey]
  http_schemes: [bearer]
  api_key_in: [header]
  bearer_format: JWT
  notes: >-
    Falcon uses a two-step credential model. A client authenticates with a client id
    and client secret to mint a short-lived JWT access token, then presents that token
    as an HTTP bearer Authorization header on all subsequent calls. Requests are
    additionally scoped to a tenant via an x-tenant-id header, and request/response
    bodies are AES-encrypted with a pre-shared symmetric key. There is no documented
    public OAuth authorization/scope surface; the underlying identity provider is a
    Keycloak realm (token issuer path .../idam/realms/<tenant>).
gateway_url: https://credituat.falconfs.com/
login:
  operation: POST /api/v1/login
  request_headers:
    - name: x-client-id
      required: true
      description: Client identifier issued by Falcon.
    - name: clientSecret
      required: true
      description: Client secret key issued by Falcon.
    - name: x-tenant-id
      required: true
      description: Tenant identifier (for example, falcon or kvb).
  returns: JWT access token (token_type Bearer), expires in ~10 minutes (exp is Unix epoch).
schemes:
  - name: bearerAuth
    type: http
    scheme: bearer
    bearerFormat: JWT
    description: >-
      JWT access token returned by POST /api/v1/login, passed as
      "Authorization: Bearer <token>" on subsequent requests. Token lifetime ~10 minutes.
    sources: [https://docs.falconfs.com/reference/authentication]
  - name: tenantHeader
    type: apiKey
    in: header
    name: x-tenant-id
    description: Per-tenant routing header required on every request.
    sources: [https://docs.falconfs.com/reference/authentication]
  - name: clientCredentials
    type: apiKey
    in: header
    name: x-client-id + clientSecret
    description: >-
      Client id and client secret headers used only against the login endpoint to
      mint the JWT access token.
    sources: [https://docs.falconfs.com/reference/authentication]
encryption:
  scheme: AES (symmetric, pre-shared key)
  applies_to: [request body, response body]
  note: >-
    Non-production keys are shared by Falcon; in production the bank shares the key and
    Falcon configures it. Encrypted payload is sent as a Base64 string in place of the
    JSON body; headers remain plaintext.
request_headers:
  - {name: Authorization, description: "Bearer JWT access token."}
  - {name: x-tenant-id, description: "Tenant identifier."}
  - {name: Content-Type, description: "application/json."}
response_headers:
  - {name: x-trace-id, description: "Unique per-request trace identifier for support/troubleshooting."}