Service providers are third-party organizations, such as fund administrators, that take part in tasks associated with the lifecycle of an offering.
/external/v1/service-providers/remove
Caller must be the security owner.
securityId: uniquely identifies the fund/offering. See Managing the SecurityId.
See Blockchain Transaction Tracking for information on using orchestrationId and processId.
This route is used to remove a service provider from an existing offering (e.g. unassigning a fund admin).
This will prevent further actions from being executed by the removed organization on this security and it will no longer be entitled to receiving new transactions' data.
This should only be triggered by the organization that owns the security.
It triggers an asynchronous process that will persist this information on the blockchain, which can be monitored using the "Transactions API" endpoints.
This endpoint can't be invoked if the security is restricted.
This endpoint can be called by applications with access to scope "manageServiceProviders".
This property contains the transactional data information, i.e. which is the security being affected by this action
{"securityId":"USS3JKS01I00","signer":{"email":"[email protected]","name":"John Doe"}}The id of the service provider organization. Used to uniquely identify the organization on the ledger
US9QIMAPUT /external/v1/service-providers/remove HTTP/1.1
Host:
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_OAUTH2_TOKEN
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: */*
Content-Length: 127
{
"transactionData": {
"securityId": "USS3JKS01I00",
"signer": {
"email": "[email protected]",
"name": "John Doe"
}
},
"orgId": "US9QIMA"
}{
"processId": "2159457f-0167-4e93-a969-9cf0db05e0bf",
"orchestrationId": "2159457f-0167-4e93-a969-9cf0db05e0bf"
}