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Ids are strings: compare them as strings, never as numbers, and never rely on their order.

The keys that join the steps

One token issuance is behind several cash movements: each deposit that funded it and the liquidation that applied it. A deposit’s tokenIssuanceId is null until tokens are issued for it; a transaction’s is null when it is not an issuance.

Scoping

Every response and every event is scoped to the investor account your credentials belong to:
  • Lists show your deposits and the transactions you are a party to, only.
  • An id outside your account answers 404, the same as an id that does not exist: DEPOSIT_NOT_FOUND, TRANSACTION_NOT_FOUND, WEBHOOK_EVENT_NOT_FOUND. A token you have no relationship with answers TOKEN_NOT_FOUND.
  • Webhooks and GET /webhook-events carry only the events of your account.