Multi-Entity Sub-Accounts & Reporting
Manage complex organizational structures with per-entity custodial wallets and automated financial reporting systems
Summary
Represent each sub-entity as a Swipelux Customer. Use per-entity wallets and GET /balances for reporting. Subscribe to webhooks for state changes; REST verify before updating ledgers.
Problem → Solution mapping
Pain | Capability | Mechanism |
---|---|---|
Need sub-accounts | Customers API | 1:1 mapping to entities |
Periodic reporting | Balances API | Poll and cache balances |
Audit trail | Webhooks | Store event IDs; re-verify |
Architecture
Implementation steps
Webhooks
Enable once; store secretKey. Validate HMAC each delivery; reconcile via REST.
UX choices
Expose per-entity balance widgets; link to hosted checkout for top-ups.
KPIs
Data freshness (lag), reconciliation failures, event replay handling.
Limits & caveats
USD/USDC only. No webhook-only ledger updates.
Troubleshooting
Recover by re-listing known transfer IDs from your DB and re-GET each.
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