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  QUSOL API INTEGRATION GUIDE
  Unlock Rewards Balance and Referral Data from Qusol's Server-Side Ledger
  ============================
  
  INTRODUCTION
  --------------------
  Qusol (package: com.qusol.top) is a refer-and-earn rewards utility available on
  Android and iOS. Its core promise is simple: invite contacts, earn rewards, and
  manage everything through a lightweight, multi-language interface. Simple on the
  surface — but the data underneath tells a more complete story.
  
  For developers and product teams aggregating earnings programs, Qusol represents
  a concrete integration target: a per-account rewards balance, a live referral
  graph tracking every invited contact's progress, and an account profile behind
  an authenticated session. That server-side ledger is what makes Qusol valuable
  to integrate — and reaching it requires a disciplined, authorized approach to
  protocol analysis.
  
  OpenBanking Studio specializes in exactly this kind of work. By observing an
  authorized Qusol session and mapping the app's own API calls, we deliver a clean,
  runnable client for the rewards, referral, and profile surfaces — without relying
  on public documentation that largely does not exist.
  
  This guide covers the features we surface, the scenarios where integration pays
  off, and how to get started.
  
  
  SUPPORTED API FEATURES
  --------------------
  Qusol API integration through OpenBanking Studio surfaces the following
  data domains and functional capabilities:
  
   Rewards / Points Balance
  Running total of earned points, pending vs. settled amounts,
  and change history — per account, normalized to a fixed schema.
  
   Referral Graph Access
  Per-invitee records covering invite state, qualification status,
  and reward points attributed — the full referral tree behind a login.
  
   Account Profile Retrieval
  Registration identifiers and account settings needed for identity
  matching and deduplication across external systems.
  
   Locale and Language Preference
  The active internationalization setting the app advertises, used to
  normalize locale-dependent reward labels across multi-language back ends.
  
   Authenticated Session Management
  Full handling of the bearer token chain, refresh behavior, and
  re-authentication — the key that makes every read scriptable.
  
   Scoped and Consent-Based Data Access
  Contact-derived referral data is captured with minimization in place:
  identifiers are hashed and raw contact graphs are excluded unless
  explicitly in scope.
  
  
  USE CASES & APPLICATIONS
  --------------------
  [1] LOYALTY PROGRAM AGGREGATION
   Mirror Qusol point balances into a unified loyalty ledger
   Reconcile rewards payouts against internal finance records
   Normalize earnings data from Qusol alongside Fetch Rewards,
  Rakuten, Shopkick, Swagbucks, and other refer-and-earn platforms
   Maintain a single schema for per-account earnings across
  multiple reward programs
  
  [2] REFERRAL PERFORMANCE ANALYTICS
   Attribute referral rewards to specific invite chains
   Audit qualification events and reward accruals per invitee
   Measure referral conversion rates from invite to qualification
   Export referral trees for downstream reporting and BI tools
  
  [3] END-USER ACCOUNT AGGREGATION PRODUCTS
   Surface a user's own Qusol balance within a personal finance app
   Combine Qusol earnings with cashback and rewards from other sources
   Present a consolidated view of refer-and-earn income streams
   Support user-consented credential access for consumer-facing products
  
  [4] IDENTITY MATCHING AND DEDUPLICATION
   Match Qusol account identifiers against records in CRM or
  user-management systems
   Deduplicate reward recipients across programs using profile data
   Normalize locale settings to route localized notices correctly
   Cross-reference account registration data with internal user tables
  
  [5] AUTOMATED REWARDS RECONCILIATION AND MONITORING
   Schedule periodic balance reads against consenting accounts
   Alert on pending-to-settled reward state transitions
   Detect referral qualification events as they occur
   Feed rewards data into compliance and audit workflows
  with full consent and access logging
  
  
  BENEFITS & ADVANTAGES
  --------------------
   No public documentation required
  The integration depends on the app's own authorized session,
  not on a vendor spec sheet. Thin store listings are not a blocker.
  
   Full server-side data access
  Rewards and referral records live server-side behind the login,
  not on the device. The integration reads the authoritative source.
  
   Independently scoped surfaces
  Each data domain — balance, referral graph, profile, locale —
  can be included or excluded independently. Pay only for what you need.
  
   Privacy-first data handling
  Contact-derived referral data is handled with minimization,
  identifier hashing, consent logging, and NDA where applicable.
  
   Runnable source delivered
  You receive OpenAPI descriptions, a protocol report, client source
  in Python or Node.js, and automated tests — not a slide deck.
  
   Handles internationalization natively
  Reward labels and accrual rules can shift by locale; the client
  captures against your target locales and normalizes the output.
  
   Fits within a broader refer-and-earn aggregation stack
  Qusol shares the same integration skeleton as Fetch Rewards,
  Rakuten, Dosh, Mistplay, InboxDollars, and Honeygain — one
  normalized schema can cover all of them.
  
  
  SUBSCRIPTION PLANS
  --------------------
  OpenBanking Studio offers two engagement models for Qusol integration:
  
  ------------
  SOURCE DELIVERY — from $300
  ------------
   One-time source-code delivery
   Includes: OpenAPI spec, protocol report, runnable client,
  automated tests, and interface documentation
   Payment only after code is delivered and confirmed working
   Typical build time: one to two weeks
   Best for teams running their own infrastructure
  
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  HOSTED / PAY-PER-CALL
  ------------
   No upfront cost
   Access the same Qusol surfaces as managed endpoints
   Billed per call based on surfaces in scope
   Narrowing scope reduces per-call billing
   Best for teams that prefer not to self-host
  
  Both options include consent and data-retention guidance scoped to
  the contact-derived portions of the Qusol data. Onboarding — a
  consenting account, authorization paperwork, build environment —
  is arranged as the first step, not a prerequisite before engagement.
  
  
  CONCLUSION
  --------------------
  Qusol is a compact integration target with a well-defined value: a
  per-account rewards balance and a referral graph behind an authenticated
  session. For teams aggregating refer-and-earn programs — or building
  products that surface a user's own earnings — that is exactly the data
  that matters.
  
  OpenBanking Studio reaches it through authorized protocol analysis of
  the app's own session traffic: mapped once, documented fully, delivered
  as runnable source you can trust and extend. The approach is the same
  whether Qusol is your only target or one of several earnings sources
  you are normalizing into a unified schema alongside Fetch Rewards,
  Swagbucks, Mistplay, or others in the same category.
  
  If you are building against Qusol — or evaluating whether the
  integration is worth the scope — send the app name and what you need
  through the contact page and the team will scope it from there.
  
  Full integration details, data surfaces, call sketches, and FAQ are
  available at:
  
  https://openbankingstudio.com/qusol.html
  
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  last updateTime: 2026-05-25 00:48:03b

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