Most SMM panels expose the same simple HTTP API, usually at a path ending in /api/v2. If you build tools or your own panel around it, these are the actions you will use.
services returns the catalogue with ids, names, rates, minimum and maximum quantities. add places an order for a service id with a link and quantity. status reports the state of an order. balance returns your funds. Many panels also support refill and cancel.
Authenticate with your API key, send form-encoded POST requests, and treat responses as JSON. Always handle errors, because a panel may reject an order for limits or balance.
If you rent a panel instead of hosting one, connecting a provider is the same: paste the provider's URL and key, check the balance, import services. Full disclosure: I run Rented Panel (https://rentedpanel.com/rental-smm-panel), where this is how provider connections work.
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