API and docs

The Liquidity Pool API is how carbon acquisition and retirement get embedded in your own systems: buy against invoices, reserve quantities, enrol cards, read balances and transaction history. Every call is authorized by API key.

The shape of a call

Predictable envelope, one key

Every call carries your API key as the hash parameter. Responses come back in one envelope, so error handling is written once: message, success, data and operations_count. A refused call answers HTTP 400 with success: false. Balances follow conventions of their own, documented on their own page.

Read the documentationRequest an API key
  • Quantity reservations hold for ten minutes, so a checkout can complete against a known quantity and release cleanly if it does not.
  • Purchases settle by card, by invoice, or over the Multi-Token Network.
  • Business accounts add companies and Individual Consumptions alongside employees.
  • Transaction history returns newest first, for reconciliation.
Endpoint groups

What the API covers

01

Clients and invoices

List the clients available to your key with their totals, then create, edit, read and delete the invoices carbon is purchased against.

02

Purchasing

Preview an invoice purchase, buy the carbon pool quantities behind it, or buy selected pool records directly. Settlement by card, invoice or the Multi-Token Network.

03

Reservations

Hold the quantity a purchase will pull for ten minutes, for pool records or for invoices, and release a hold early when a transaction falls through.

04

Employees and cards

Add and manage employees, generate card-entry links, enrol and revoke MasterCard cards, and read card transaction notifications.

05

Business accounts

Companies and Individual Consumptions for organizations that route spend through more than one entity, each with its own card enrolment.

06

Balances and history

Spending Capacity balances and the client's carbon pool purchases, newest first.

Where it fits

The pool, in your product

This API is the programmatic face of the carbon pool: the same supply the listings show, drawn down per transaction instead of in block. Platforms use it to retire carbon at the point of sale; treasuries use it to acquire against invoices on a schedule.

  • Active deals show what the pool holds today
  • Brokerage and carbon pool explains the commercial side
  • Regulated assets covers custody, collateral and settlement
  • Every retirement produces its own evidence record

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