API Idempotency
Transfer / Transaction / Signature Idempotency
When using either one of these Wallet endpoints:
you can optionally specify an externalId
in the request body. This can be helpful for you if you want to create an ID on your side before the request, and store it on the created entity (Transfer Request, Transaction Request, Signature Request), in the externalId
field. It can also be helpful if you need to re-submit the same API call, in case a network error (or other) prevented you to get our server's response, even if your request has actually been processed by Dfns.
The behaviour is as follow:
If you re-submit the same request (same url, same body, including same
externalId
), then we will respond with a200
response containing the entity which was already created when you submitted it for the first time.Otherwise, if you re-use the same
externalId
to make a new request to the API (sameexternalId
, but different body, or using a different wallet), the request will fail with a409
("Conflict") response, containing a body such as:
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