Apps and their data APIs in Iraq
Iraq's carrier-led app market: telecom self-care and mobile money apps, and the subscriber data APIs behind them.
Iraq's mobile market is carrier-led, and the app covered here is the operator's own self-care client. Asiacell documents the first-party API behind its dashboard: after MSISDN + OTP sign-in, Bearer-token calls return the line's plan, remaining data buckets, loyalty points and IQD balance.
The same surface covers My Pocket call-detail usage records, voucher and online top-up, the postpaid bill amount, airtime credit transfers between subscribers and Shukran rewards — the endpoints behind every balance and recharge screen in the app.
Frequently asked questions
Which analyzed apps operate in Iraq?
The Iraq hub covers Asiacell, the self-care app for Asiacell subscribers, documenting the carrier API behind its balance, usage and top-up screens.
What subscriber data does the Asiacell API expose?
Signed-in calls return the subscriber's plan, remaining traffic buckets, core balance in IQD, loyalty points and profile. Usage endpoints expose call-detail records, and wallet flows cover voucher top-up, postpaid bill amounts and airtime transfers.
How does the Asiacell app authenticate?
Login is MSISDN plus SMS OTP; the client then attaches a Bearer accessToken to every call against the carrier's first-party HTTPS API. There is no public developer key for these endpoints.
