bluapi

Python client for the Blu Bank HTTP API.

The bank's own gateway speaks protobuf over HTTP/2 and only answers from an Iranian IP, so the protocol is handled by the companion blu-api server. This package is a thin, typed client for that server.

pip install bluapi

Use

Start the server first (see the blu-api README), then:

import bluapi

with bluapi.Client() as blu:
    print(blu.balance()["total"])
    print(blu.owner("6104335551234567"))

Client defaults to http://127.0.0.1:8088, or $BLU_API_URL when set. Pass api_key= (or set $BLU_API_KEY) if the server was started with BLU_API_KEY.

Session

blu.login("username", "password")   # otpRequired: true on a fresh device
blu.otp("123456")                   # only then
blu.logout()

A device the bank has already trusted logs in without a code, and the server renews the token silently, so in practice you log in once.

Money

blu.transfer(1000, "6104335551234567")             # card to card
blu.transfer(1000, "IR000560611828001111111101", method=bluapi.PAYA)

Amounts are IRR. Source and destination must differ, so the account's own Blu card cannot be the destination. This moves real money.

Card payments

blu.card_otp("6219865551234568")
# {'code': '123456', 'otpRequest': '73443', 'validFrom': ..., 'expiresIn': 120, ...}

The dynamic second password a card payment asks for: six digits, single use, valid for about two minutes. Fetch it right before paying.

Finding a transaction

blu.find_transaction("249042")
# {'receipt': '249042', 'type': 'انتقال به کارت', 'amount': '۱۰٬۰۰۰ ریال', ...}

Every receipt carries a کد پیگیری. There is no lookup by it, so the server walks the history page by page; pages= bounds how far back it goes.

Everything else

blu.status()            blu.profile()          blu.balances()
blu.cards()             blu.all_cards()        blu.transactions()
blu.card_otp(card)      # رمز دوم پویا, valid ~2 minutes
blu.find_transaction("249042")  # by receipt number, walks the history
blu.recent_transfers()  blu.scheduled_transfers()
blu.banks()             blu.contacts()         blu.cheques()
blu.cashback_categories()                      blu.cashback_vendors()
blu.recent_charges()    blu.recent_internet_packages()
blu.favorite_bills()    blu.banners()          blu.onboarding()
blu.junior()            blu.identities()       blu.processed_cards()
blu.transfer_get(id)    blu.transfer_cancel(id)

Responses are the server's JSON. Gateway payloads are protobuf on the wire and arrive as nested dicts keyed by field number.

Raw routes

blu.raw(
    "account/deposit/list/all",
    "solutions.saman.bluebank.services.AccountListAllRequest",
    "solutions.saman.bluebank.services.AccountListAllResponse",
)

Errors

ApiError carries status and payload. GatewayError is a subclass raised when the bank itself rejected the call, and carries detail. Both derive from BluApiError.

try:
    blu.owner("0000000000000000")
except bluapi.GatewayError as exc:
    print(exc.status, exc.detail)

Command line

bluapi status
bluapi balance
bluapi call owner 6104335551234567

Notes

• Python 3.8+, standard library only.
• The server is single-account: whichever session is active answers.
• transfer_get and transfer_cancel only resolve ids from the two-step transfer/init + submit flow, so an id from transfer() usually answers 404 or 500.

License

MIT.