To successfully sign into your Pagos account, your network must grant you access to the Pagos qualified domains. If you have network restrictions or firewalls in place to protect your domain, you may need to allowlist these domains.

Additionally, the payment processors you connect to your Pagos account may also need to allowlist specific Pagos IP addresses to ensure we can ingest your payments data on the expected schedule.

Pagos Domains

Pagos Production Domains

Pagos uses the following domains for any of the Pagos birds in production:

• clients-gateway.prod.pagosapi.com
• secure.pagos.ai

Pagos Sandbox Domains

Pagos uses the following domains for any of the Pagos birds in sandbox:

• clients-gateway.sandbox.pagosapi.com
• sandbox.pagos.ai

Data Ingestion IP Addresses

When you connect your payment processors to Pagos and import payments data, those processors communicate with us via an API or secure file transfer protocol (SFTP). Depending on the processor in question, you may need to allowlist specific Pagos IP addresses with them to ensure successful data ingestion. See each individual processor connection guide for the most up-to-date list of Pagos IP addresses.

The full list of Pagos IP addresses is:

• 3.224.240.39
• 52.3.60.58
• 54.210.17.78
• 52.55.42.147
• 18.213.59.138
• 54.205.119.181

Toucan and Loon IP Addresses

If you're subscribed to Toucan or Loon, use the following static IP address to allowlist incoming webhooks: 18.207.185.250

Parrot IP Addresses

If you're subscribed to Parrot or Parrot Batch, use the following static IP addresses to allowlist API traffic to Parrot:

• 99.83.189.213
• 75.2.25.63