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API Implementation Status
Overview
This document tracks the implementation status of the eMoney Token Factory API surface according to the implementation plan.
✅ Completed Phases
Phase 1: Canonical Schema Foundation ✅
- ✅ JSON Schema registry with all core entities (Token, Lien, ComplianceProfile, Trigger, etc.)
- ✅ Enum definitions (ReasonCodes, TriggerStates, Rails, LienModes)
- ✅ ISO-20022 mapping schemas
- ✅ Schema validation library using Ajv
Phase 2: OpenAPI 3.1 Specification ✅
- ✅ Complete API specification with all endpoints
- ✅ Security schemes (OAuth2, mTLS, API key)
- ✅ Request/response schemas
- ✅ Error handling definitions
Phase 3: GraphQL Schema ✅
- ✅ Complete schema with queries, mutations, subscriptions
- ✅ Type definitions matching canonical schemas
Phase 4: AsyncAPI Specification ✅
- ✅ Event bus contract with all channels
- ✅ Event envelope definitions
- ✅ Kafka/NATS bindings
Phase 5: gRPC/Protobuf Definitions ✅
- ✅ Orchestrator, adapter, and packet service definitions
Phase 6: REST API Implementation ✅
- ✅ Server structure with Express
- ✅ All route definitions (tokens, liens, compliance, mappings, triggers, ISO, packets, bridge)
- ✅ All controllers implemented
- ✅ All services implemented with blockchain integration
- ✅ Middleware (auth, RBAC, idempotency, error handling)
- ✅ Blockchain client with full contract interaction layer
Services Implemented:
- ✅ Token Service (deploy, list, get, update policy, mint, burn, clawback, force-transfer)
- ✅ Lien Service (place, reduce, release, get, list, account liens, encumbrance)
- ✅ Compliance Service (get profile, set compliance, set frozen, set tier, set jurisdiction)
- ✅ Mapping Service (link/unlink account-wallet, get mappings, provider connect)
- ✅ Trigger Service (get, list, validate-and-lock, mark-submitted, confirm-settled/rejected)
- ✅ ISO Service (submit inbound/outbound messages)
- ✅ Packet Service (generate, get, list, download, dispatch, acknowledge)
- ✅ Bridge Service (lock, unlock, get lock status, get corridors)
Blockchain Integration:
- ✅ Complete BlockchainClient with all contract interactions
- ✅ TokenFactory138 operations
- ✅ DebtRegistry operations
- ✅ ComplianceRegistry operations
- ✅ PolicyManager operations
- ✅ BridgeVault operations
- ✅ ERC20 token operations
Phase 7: GraphQL Implementation ✅
- ✅ Apollo Server setup
- ✅ All query resolvers implemented
- ✅ All mutation resolvers implemented
- ✅ Subscription resolvers connected to event bus
- ✅ WebSocket subscriptions support
Phase 8: Event Bus & Webhooks ✅
- ✅ Event bus client (Kafka/NATS)
- ✅ Webhook service with retry logic
- ✅ Webhook management API
- ✅ Dead letter queue support
Phase 9: Orchestrator & ISO-20022 Router ✅
- ✅ Trigger state machine
- ✅ ISO-20022 message normalization
- ✅ Router service with message type mapping
Phase 10: Packet Service ✅
- ✅ Packet generation service
- ✅ PDF/AS4/Email dispatch
- ✅ Acknowledgement tracking
Phase 11: Mapping Service ✅
- ✅ Account-wallet link/unlink
- ✅ Provider integration support
- ✅ Bidirectional lookup endpoints
Phase 12: Postman Collections ✅
- ✅ Complete collection with all API endpoints
- ✅ Pre-request scripts for OAuth2 and idempotency
- ✅ Environment configurations (dev, staging, prod)
Phase 13: SDK Generation ✅
- ✅ OpenAPI generator tooling
- ✅ SDK generation scripts
- ✅ TypeScript SDK template with GraphQL support
- ✅ Generation configurations for Python, Go, Java
Phase 14: Mock Servers & Testing ✅
- ✅ Prism-based REST API mock server
- ✅ GraphQL mock server
- ✅ Rail simulator (Fedwire/SWIFT/SEPA/RTGS)
- ✅ Packet simulator (AS4/Email)
- ✅ Integration test suite
- ✅ Contract validation tests
Phase 15: Documentation & Governance ✅
- ✅ Integration cookbook
- ✅ Error catalog
- ✅ ISO-20022 handbook
- ✅ Versioning policy
- ✅ Swagger UI documentation
Implementation Details
REST API Endpoints
All endpoints from the OpenAPI specification are implemented:
Tokens (/v1/tokens):
- POST
/- Deploy token - GET
/- List tokens - GET
/:code- Get token - PATCH
/:code/policy- Update policy - POST
/:code/mint- Mint tokens - POST
/:code/burn- Burn tokens - POST
/:code/clawback- Clawback tokens - POST
/:code/force-transfer- Force transfer
Liens (/v1/liens):
- POST
/- Place lien - GET
/- List liens - GET
/:lienId- Get lien - PATCH
/:lienId- Reduce lien - DELETE
/:lienId- Release lien - GET
/accounts/:accountRefId/liens- Get account liens - GET
/accounts/:accountRefId/encumbrance- Get encumbrance
Compliance (/v1/compliance):
- PUT
/accounts/:accountRefId- Set account compliance - GET
/accounts/:accountRefId- Get account compliance - PUT
/accounts/:accountRefId/freeze- Set freeze - PUT
/accounts/:accountRefId/tier- Set tier - PUT
/accounts/:accountRefId/jurisdiction- Set jurisdiction - Similar endpoints for wallets
Mappings (/v1/mappings):
- POST
/account-wallet/link- Link account-wallet - POST
/account-wallet/unlink- Unlink account-wallet - GET
/accounts/:accountRefId/wallets- Get account wallets - GET
/wallets/:walletRefId/accounts- Get wallet accounts - POST
/providers/:provider/connect- Connect provider - GET
/providers/:provider/connections/:connectionId/status- Get provider status
Triggers (/v1/triggers):
- GET
/- List triggers - GET
/:triggerId- Get trigger - POST
/:triggerId/validate-and-lock- Validate and lock - POST
/:triggerId/mark-submitted- Mark submitted - POST
/:triggerId/confirm-settled- Confirm settled - POST
/:triggerId/confirm-rejected- Confirm rejected
ISO (/v1/iso):
- POST
/inbound- Submit inbound message - POST
/outbound- Submit outbound message
Packets (/v1/packets):
- POST
/- Generate packet - GET
/- List packets - GET
/:packetId- Get packet - GET
/:packetId/download- Download packet - POST
/:packetId/dispatch- Dispatch packet - POST
/:packetId/ack- Acknowledge packet
Bridge (/v1/bridge):
- POST
/lock- Lock tokens - POST
/unlock- Unlock tokens - GET
/locks/:lockId- Get lock status - GET
/corridors- Get corridors
GraphQL API
All queries, mutations, and subscriptions from the GraphQL schema are implemented:
Queries:
token(code: String!)- Get tokentokens(filters, paging)- List tokenslien(lienId: ID!)- Get lienliens(filters, paging)- List liensaccountLiens(accountRefId: ID!)- Get account liensaccountEncumbrance(accountRefId: ID!)- Get encumbrancecompliance(refId: ID!)- Get complianceaccount(refId: ID!)- Get account with nested datawallet(refId: ID!)- Get wallettrigger(triggerId: ID!)- Get trigger with packetstriggers(filters, paging)- List triggerspacket(packetId: ID!)- Get packetpackets(filters, paging)- List packetsbridgeLock(lockId: ID!)- Get bridge lockbridgeCorridors- Get corridors
Mutations:
- All REST operations mirrored as mutations
deployToken,updateTokenPolicy,mintToken,burnToken, etc.placeLien,reduceLien,releaseLiensetCompliance,setFreezelinkAccountWallet,unlinkAccountWalletsubmitInboundMessage,submitOutboundMessagevalidateAndLockTrigger,markTriggerSubmitted, etc.generatePacket,dispatchPacket,acknowledgePacketbridgeLock,bridgeUnlock
Subscriptions:
onTriggerStateChanged(triggerId: ID!)onTriggerCreatedonLienChanged(debtorRefId: ID!)onLienPlaced,onLienReleasedonPacketStatusChanged(packetId: ID!)onPacketDispatched,onPacketAcknowledgedonComplianceChanged(refId: ID!)onFreezeChanged(refId: ID!)onPolicyUpdated(token: String!)
Package Manager
✅ pnpm is now the default package manager:
- ✅ Workspace configuration (
pnpm-workspace.yaml) - ✅ All documentation updated to use pnpm
- ✅ All scripts updated to use pnpm
- ✅ Dockerfiles updated to use pnpm
- ✅ Makefiles updated to use pnpm
Next Steps
- Database Integration: Replace in-memory stores with database (PostgreSQL/MongoDB)
- Event Indexing: Implement blockchain event indexing for off-chain state
- Enhanced Error Handling: Map Solidity reason codes to HTTP status codes
- Rate Limiting: Implement rate limiting middleware
- Request Logging: Add comprehensive request/response logging
- Metrics & Observability: Add OpenTelemetry integration
- Testing: Expand integration and unit tests
- Production Deployment: Configure for production environments
Notes
- In-memory stores are used for development/testing. Production should use persistent databases.
- Blockchain client requires contract addresses via environment variables.
- Some services have placeholder implementations that should be enhanced with actual business logic.
- GraphQL resolvers delegate to REST service layer for consistency.