Withdraw an asset policy proposal
Withdraws the pending proposal: the proposer, or any asset-policies:approve holder (the checker’s reject); anyone else is 403 NOT_PROPOSER. A withdrawn activation parks the policy as a draft.
Authentication
Bearer authentication of the form Bearer <token>, where token is your auth token.
Path parameters
The record's id — a positive 32-bit integer the platform minted.
Headers
Required on every write: a URL-safe string of 1 to 64 characters from [A-Za-z0-9._~-] (a UUID fits), scoped to you. It names one operation on one record, ever: a retry replays the stored outcome (Idempotent-Replay: true) or attaches to the live one, and reuse on another record refuses 409 IDEMPOTENCY_KEY_REUSED. Missing or malformed, 400.
The ETag the read minted, quoted or bare; absent or * is unconditional; a weak validator refuses 400 INVALID_IF_MATCH. A stale value answers 412 VERSION_CONFLICT with currentVersion and a fresh ETag: re-read, reapply, retry. Send it — every write restates the whole record, so an unconditional write overwrites every field from your copy, and an amend against a pending proposal replaces that proposal.
Request
Response
The asset policy as the platform now holds it after the write — the same row the read serves, with the answering change's position, the row's ETag and, on a replayed key, Idempotent-Replay.
Refdata reference — carried, not resolved here.
The position as a decimal string — the last change this member had applied, orders and balance readings included.
Owner-stamped.
ACTIVATE, AMEND or RETIRE; NONE otherwise. NONE is the unset sentinel: outputs only — as input, omit the field instead; explicit NONE refuses 400. The value set is append-only: a consumer READING this field treats an unknown name as NONE, never as an error; as input an unknown name refuses 400 — the parse is strict
UNKNOWN is the unset sentinel: outputs only — as input, omit the field instead; explicit UNKNOWN refuses 400. The value set is append-only: a consumer READING this field treats an unknown name as UNKNOWN, never as an error; as input an unknown name refuses 400 — the parse is strict
The row's version — monotonic per record, bumped on every change; served as the ETag and taken by If-Match. int64 as a decimal JSON string
Transfers at or above this amount require an approval; 0 = every transfer requires approval (the fail-safe reading). money (a Decimal on the wire: a scaled integer with its own scale), served as an exact decimal string at the value's own scale — every fractional digit that scale states, trailing zeros included; never raw; null when the 0 sentinel means unset
Per-transfer ticket cap; 0 = no cap. money (a Decimal on the wire: a scaled integer with its own scale), served as an exact decimal string at the value's own scale — every fractional digit that scale states, trailing zeros included; never raw; null when the 0 sentinel means unset
The activation grace window, held as sequenced state so every member derives the same ledger from it; 0 = no window — no observation auto-posts opening equity (the strict reading). int64 as a decimal JSON string
The user whose proposal is pending, so an approver is checked to be someone else; 0 when nothing is pending.
The tolerance a reconciliation comparison allows; 0 = an exact match is required (fail-safe: tighter and noisier, never looser). money (a Decimal on the wire: a scaled integer with its own scale), served as an exact decimal string at the value's own scale — every fractional digit that scale states, trailing zeros included; never raw; null when the 0 sentinel means unset
Never present since 0.3.3: every money value on this API states its own scale on the wire — a policy amount or cap since 0.3.3, an order's and an execution's since 0.3.2, a balance's since 0.3.1 — so a row is never served raw, whether or not this member holds the asset or instrument it references. Kept, deprecated, so a client generated from 0.3.2 still compiles; it goes at the next major.