Get dump by id. To get access you need valid API key.

Sample:

GET /api/v3/dump/{DUMP_ID}?key={API_KEY}

curl https://psbdmp.ws/api/v3/dump/KF7hDTp1?key={API_KEY}

Response:
{"id":"KF7hDTp1","tags":"","date":"2018-11-29 14:18","content":"inurl:pastebin | siph0n | psbdmp | ddos.cf intext:(\"professor.sp.gov.br\")"}

Searching dump(s) by some word.
Response will be dumps id, date, length and some text sample where search string was found.

Sample:

GET /api/v3/search/psbdmp

curl https://psbdmp.ws/api/v3/search/psbdmp

Response:
{ "search":"psbdmp", "count":3, "data":[ { "id":"fWVwqzF3", "tags":"dox", "length":36288, "time":"2019-03-20 09:20", "text":"\u00c3\u00af\u00e2\u0080\u009a\u00c2\u00b7 https:\/\/www.psbdmp.com\/ Free Database" }, { "id":"KF7hDTp1", "tags":"", "length":73, "time":"2018-11-29 14:18", "text":"pastebin | siph0n | psbdmp | ddos.cf intext:(\"" }, { "id":"2ZxRz4Lh", "tags":"", "length":248, "time":"2019-07-11 17:00", "text":"e\/Monitor\/GoMonitor\/psbdmp\" const psbdmpHoo" } ] }

Getting dump(s) from specific date. For example from 1.1.2018 to 1.2.2018.
Response will contains dump id, data and creation time. If all ok "error" field will be 0 (and no "error_info").

Sample:

POST /api/v3/dump/getbydate
...
from=12.01.2018&to=13.01.2018

curl -X POST -d "from=12.01.2018&to=13.01.2018" https://psbdmp.ws/api/v3/getbydate

Response:
{ [{ "id": "r9AciL6y", "tags": "user\/pass", "date": "1515711729" }, { "id": "NsY08uLu", "tags": "conn. str.", "date": "1515711976" }, { "id": "G4PrewA4", "tags": "email regex:85", "date": "1515712452" }, { "id": "91K8KqUL", "tags": "email regex:696", "date": "1515712929" }, { "id": "vPxA413G", "tags": "user\/pass", "date": "1515712931" }, { "id": "DqAnJthy", "tags": "user\/pass", "date": "1515713530" }, { "id": "iMUQ32CQ", "tags": "user\/pass", "date": "1515713649" }] }