AM/TA - Mark Assets Batch as Accepted

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/external/v1/primary/batch-mark-acceptedarrow-up-right

Synopsis

Mark Assets batch as Accepted

put

This route is used to trigger the process to mark a list of assets of a given security as accepted. This means the issuer has accepted the investments and the assets will move on to the next stage of the lifecycle. This triggers an asynchronous process (the id of which is returned on the success response) to persist this information on the blockchain which can be monitored using the "Transactions API" endpoints. This endpoint can be invoked if the security is in one of the following statuses: ["active","paused"]. This endpoint can be invoked if the assets are in one of the following statuses: ["created","remediation_pending","remediated","modified"]. This endpoint can be invoked by organizations that have at least one of the following roles on this security: ["issuer","service_provider"]. This endpoint can't be invoked if the security is restricted. This endpoint can be called by applications with access to scope "acceptSubscription".

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lockRequired scopes
This endpoint requires the following scopes:
  • : acceptSubscription
Authorizations
OAuth2clientCredentialsRequired
Token URL:
Body
Responses
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200

Successfully triggered the process to mark a list of assets as accepted.The "processId" and "orchestrationId" properties can be used on the "Transactions API" to monitor the status of this asynchronous process.

application/json
processIdstringRequired

This is used to uniquely identity a transaction process on this system.

Example: 2159457f-0167-4e93-a969-9cf0db05e0bf
orchestrationIdstringRequired

The orchestration id. It is used to uniquely identity a group of transactions that are being orchestrated following an action request.If a processId was passed as an input to the action, it will be returned on this property.

Example: 2159457f-0167-4e93-a969-9cf0db05e0bf
put
/external/v1/primary/batch-mark-accepted

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