Class: SilaRuby::Entities

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
show all
Includes:
ApiHelpers
Defined in:
lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb

Overview

ENTITIES =====================================

Class Method Summary collapse

Methods included from ApiHelpers

included

Class Method Details

.add_registration(handle, params = {}, valid_path, user_key) ⇒ Object

ADD-REGISTRATION —————————

Add a new email, phone number, street address, or identity to a registered entity.



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 109

def self.add_registration(handle, params={}, valid_path, user_key)
  header = { user_handle: handle }
  message = 'header_msg'

  # Valid path options
  #
  # email
  # phone
  # identity
  # address
  #
  #
  # Example of params passed
  #
  # params = {
  #   email: "[email protected]"
  # }

  sila_post_signed('add/' + valid_path, header, message, params, user_key, nil)
end

.certify_beneficial_owner(handle, params = {}, user_key, business_handle, business_key) ⇒ Object

CERTIFY-BENEFICIAL-OWNER ——————-



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 236

def self.certify_beneficial_owner(handle, params={}, user_key, business_handle, business_key)
  header = { user_handle: handle, business_handle: business_handle }
  message = 'header_msg'

  # Example of params passed
  #
  # params = {
    # member_handle: "your_beneficial_owner_member.silamoney.eth",
    # certification_token: "889288b15f686baa1f782ba6f51f3594fcfc72cb"
  # }

  sila_post_signed('certify_beneficial_owner', header, message, params, user_key, business_key)
end

.certify_business(handle, user_key, business_handle, business_key) ⇒ Object

CERTIFY-BUSINESS —————————



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 254

def self.certify_business(handle, user_key, business_handle, business_key)
  header = { user_handle: handle, business_handle: business_handle }
  message = 'header_msg'

  sila_post_signed('certify_business', header, message, nil, user_key, business_key)
end

.check_handle(handle) ⇒ Object

CHECK-HANDLE ——————————-

Check if a specific handle is taken



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 20

def self.check_handle(handle)
  header = { user_handle: handle }
  message = 'header_msg'
  sila_post_signed('check_handle', header, message, nil, nil, nil)
end

.check_kyc(handle, user_key) ⇒ Object

CHECK-KYC ———————————-

Whether entity attached to user handle is verified, not valid, or pending



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 226

def self.check_kyc(handle, user_key)
  header = { user_handle: handle }
  message = 'header_msg'
  sila_post_signed('check_kyc', header, message, nil, user_key, nil)
end

.check_partner_kyc(params = {}) ⇒ Object

CHECK-PARTNER-KYC ————————–

Check KYC status of end-users across apps



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 311

def self.check_partner_kyc(params={})
  message = 'header_msg'

  # Example of params passed for partner
  #
  # params = {
  #   query_app_handle: "PARTNER_COMPANY_APP",
  #   query_user_handle: "PARTNER_USER_HANDLE"
  # }

  sila_post_signed('check_partner_kyc', {}, message, params, nil, nil)
end

.delete_registration(handle, params = {}, valid_path, user_key) ⇒ Object

DELETE-REGISTRATION ————————

Delete an existing email, phone number, street address, or identity.



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 161

def self.delete_registration(handle, params={}, valid_path, user_key)
  header = { user_handle: handle }
  message = 'header_msg'

  # Valid path options
  #
  # email
  # phone
  # identity
  # address
  #
  #
  # Example of params passed
  #
  # params = {
  #   uuid: "7f83044b-63c8-4d56-b107-d52fa7ae2d7a"
  # }

  sila_post_signed('delete/' + valid_path, header, message, params, user_key, nil)
end

.get_entities(params = {}) ⇒ Object

GET-ENTITIES ——————————-

Return all end-user and legal entities (businesses) associated with a customer application. This endpoint allows the listing of all entities registered to an application.



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 266

def self.get_entities(params={})
  message = 'header_msg'

  # params = {
  #   entity_type: "individual"
  # }

  sila_post_signed('get_entities', {}, message, params, nil, nil)
end

.get_entity(handle, user_key) ⇒ Object

GET-ENTITY ———————————

Gets identifying information about a registered entity.



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 280

def self.get_entity(handle, user_key)
  header = { user_handle: handle }
  message = 'header_msg'

  sila_post_signed('get_entity', header, message, nil, user_key, nil)
end

.link_business_member(handle, params = {}, user_key, business_handle, business_key) ⇒ Object

LINK-BUSINESS-MEMBER ———————–



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 186

def self.link_business_member(handle, params={}, user_key, business_handle, business_key)
  header = { user_handle: handle, business_handle: business_handle }
  message = 'header_msg'

  # Example of params passed
  #
  # params = {
  #   role: "controlling_officer",
  #   member_handle: "your_individual_user_handle"
  # }

  sila_post_signed('link_business_member', header, message, params, user_key, business_key)
end

.register(handle, params = {}) ⇒ Object

REGISTER ———————————–

Attaches KYC and blockchain address to user handle



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 30

def self.register(handle, params={})
  header = { user_handle: handle }
  message = 'entity_msg'

  # Example of params passed for USER
  #
  # params = {
  #   address: {
  #     address_alias: "home",
  #     street_address_1: "123 Main Street",
  #     city: "New City",
  #     state: "OR",
  #     country: "US",
  #     postal_code: "97204-1234"
  #   },
  #   identity: {
  #     identity_alias: "SSN",
  #     identity_value: "123452222"
  #   },
  #   contact: {
  #     phone: "503-123-4567",
  #     contact_alias: "",
  #     email: "[email protected]"
  #   },
  #   crypto_entry: {
  #     crypto_alias: "Address 1",
  #     crypto_address: "0x1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678",
  #     crypto_code: "ETH"
  #   },
  #   entity: {
  #     birthdate: "1900-01-31",
  #     entity_name: "Example User",
  #     first_name: "Example",
  #     last_name: "User",
  #     relationship: "user"
  #   }
  # }
  #
  #
  # Example of params passed for BUSINESS
  #
  # params = {
  #   identity: {
  #     identity_alias: "EIN",
  #     identity_value: "12-1234567"
  #   },
  #   address: {
  #     address_alias: "Office",
  #     street_address_1: "123 Candelabra Blvd.",
  #     city: "Portland",
  #     state: "OR",
  #     country: "US",
  #     postal_code: "97204"
  #   },
  #   contact: {
  #     phone: "1231231234",
  #     email: "[email protected]"
  #   },
  #   entity: {
  #     type: "business",
  #     entity_name: "Your Business Customer, Inc.",
  #     business_type: "corporation",
  #     business_website: "https://www.yourbusinesscustomer.com",
  #     doing_business_as: "Your Business Customer Alias Co.",
  #     naics_code: 721
  #   },
  #   crypto_entry: {
  #     crypto_code: "ETH",
  #     crypto_address: "0x67CB...E1FB"
  #   }
  # }

  sila_post_signed('register', header, message, params, nil, nil)
end

.request_kyc(handle, params = {}, user_key) ⇒ Object

REQUEST-KYC ——————————–

Start KYC verification process on a registered user handle



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 209

def self.request_kyc(handle, params={}, user_key)
  header = { user_handle: handle }
  message = 'header_msg'

  # Optional params for requesting KYC
  #
  # params = {
  #   kyc_level: "NONE"
  # }

  sila_post_signed('request_kyc', header, message, params, user_key, nil)
end

.update_registration(handle, params = {}, valid_path, user_key) ⇒ Object

UPDATE-REGISTRATION ————————

Update an existing email, phone number, street address, identity, or entity (name, birthdate, or business data).



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# File 'lib/sila-ruby/entities.rb', line 134

def self.update_registration(handle, params={}, valid_path, user_key)
  header = { user_handle: handle }
  message = 'header_msg'

  # Valid path options
  #
  # email
  # phone
  # identity
  # address
  # entity
  #
  #
  # Example of params passed
  #
  # params = {
  #   uuid: "7f83044b-63c8-4d56-b107-d52fa7ae2d7a",
  #   email: "[email protected]"
  # }

  sila_post_signed('update/' + valid_path, header, message, params, user_key, nil)
end