The EMT Wallet Object

Members can now operate segregated on-chain EMT Wallets to safeguard end-user fiat (EUR, GBP, USD) and manage their own funds effectively. This includes handling deposits, withdrawals and topping up/drawing down their Corporate/Liquidity EMT Wallet through the dashboard or API.

A member can create multiple wallets and tag them as either Client Money or Corporate. Please note that the Member should maintain segregation between EMTs issued against their own funds (Corporate) and EMTs issued against their customers’ funds.

Wallet creation is handled by Fiat Republic after enabling the feature for the Member.

The EMT Wallet Object

Attribute	Description	Format/Enum
id string	Unique identifier of the EMT Wallet.	e.g. `wlt_jl2vpn1mmm315rxgg`
owner.type string	Owner of the EMT Wallet.	`MEMBER`
owner.id string	Unique identifier of the owner of the EMT Wallet.	e.g. `mbr_emv4j231821oaz56yx`
tags string	Type of EMT Wallet.	`CORPORATE` or `CLIENT_MONEY`
status string	Status of the EMT Wallet	`CREATED`, `ACTIVE`, `BLOCKED`, `CLOSED`
label string	An optional label to easily identify the EMT Walle on the Dashboard..
token string	Name of the Fiat Republic's token.	e.g. `ENGBP`, `ENEUR`, `ENUSD`
walletDetails object	Object contain EMT Wallet details for blockchain identification
walletDetails.token string	Name of the token for which this EMT Wallet can be used.	e.g. `ENGBP`, `ENEUR`, `ENUSD`
walletDetails.address string	Onchain address of the wallet. Please note that the address will depend upon the Blockchain being used.
walletDetails.blockchain string	Name of the blockchain on which the token was created	e.g. `ALGO`
balance.actual string	Full balance of the EMT Wallet, including any pending payments
balance.available string	Available balance of the EMT Wallet that can be consumed.
balance.reserved string	Total of all pending payments that have been created but not yet completed.
createdAt integer	Epoch timestamp at which the object was created.	e.g. `1637593856104`
updatedAt integer	Epoch timestamp at which the object was last created.	e.g. `1637593856104`
metadata string	Additional data in JSON `key:value` format.	See Metadata for more information.