1 - Get the initials of the counterpart by inputing his wallet

GET {{base_url_servicing}}/tokens/{{token_id}}/holders/wallet/0x54d00d07aee10f2a847d6efd5aec0aa316131718

🔐 Note that the authentication must provide sufficient privileges to access the information of the holder. The HOLDER_MANAGEMENT permissions grant full access to the data. Otherwise information returned are limited to the ones defined in the access grant.

CAUTION: To make this work, the bearer JWT needs to be of an investor that is qualified on the same token as the wallet in the path.

This first endpoint gets the initials of the person who will receive the tokens, by wallet. This allows the investor to make sure that the recipient is the right one. As the sender and receiver might know each other in a direct transfer, the sender should be able to confirm it is the right recipient. This can also be used in DvD as seller and buyer reached an agreement using other communication channel.

For example, on Tokeny's whitelabel GUI, it is called when the button Transfer tokens is used, after entering the wallet address and amount.

RESPONSES

status: OK

{"investor":"P... D..."}