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This section describes an end-to-end flow to create a wallet. Here is an example :

Request

Response

HTTP 200
The template object you see on the response above is what will be requested for any wallet creation. The sample APIs calls below omit authentication information for simplicity, see more about Signing requests.

1. Instruction to create a wallet

Create an Ethereum wallet with name FUND123

Request

Response

HTTP 200

2. Submit service request

Use the request ID obtained in the previous request to submit the instruction.

Request

Response

HTTP 200

3. Retrieve instruction to sign as maker

Retrieve the HSM instruction to be signed by the maker. If you get empty response for this, it means that the service request is not ready to approve. Possible reasons for getting empty response,
  • Previous Submit request is still in progress, try again calling the pending API after few seconds.
  • Or, Maybe the service request might have failed or timed-out

Request

Response

HTTP 200

4. Confirm instruction as maker

Sign the ‘request’ element with the maker private key and insert the resulting string in ‘signature’. The signed instruction is submitted directly to the HSM.

Request

Response

HTTP 200

5. Retrieve instruction to sign as authoriser

Request

Response

6. Approve instruction as authoriser

To approve an instruction set type to Approve. To reject an instruction, set type to Reject and set a rejectReason.

Request

Response

HTTP 200