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# Data export

The merchant has multiple options to get the number of subscribers and their payments.

**API Endpoints**

Yoki Finance provides two API endpoints supplying data in CSV format (which can be easily imported into Google Sheets). This is a private endpoint for each merchant.

1. GetSubscribers – returns a list of subscribers (email, wallet address, payment plan, activeSubscription: true/false – to include past subscribers) for the merchant.
2. GetPayments – returns a log of payments for the merchant. Each row includes
   1. Subscriber data (email  (if previously provided in the redirection request), wallet address, product, pricing, etc).
   2. Payment date/time and status.
   3. Single payment amount.

**CSV Export**

<figure><img src="/files/ci6tUmF8c7M6AchvryZp" alt=""><figcaption><p><strong>CSV Export</strong></p></figcaption></figure>

The second option for the merchant is to connect with his wallet to the *<https://yoki.fi/\\*merchant-name\\*/statistic>* page and download the subscriptions and payment data.\ <br>


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