The JIL Settlement API provides RESTful endpoints for submitting settlement instructions, querying transaction status, retrieving finality receipts, and managing corridor configurations. All endpoints use JSON request/response bodies with Zod schema validation and return structured error responses.
API specifications define the integration contract between platforms. Institutional developers need clear, complete, and stable API documentation to build integrations. Breaking changes in settlement APIs can disrupt live operations and erode trust.
JIL's Settlement API follows OpenAPI specification standards. Every endpoint is documented with request/response schemas, authentication requirements, error codes, and rate limits. The API is versioned to prevent breaking changes. Client SDKs are available for TypeScript, Python, and Go.
The JIL Settlement API provides RESTful endpoints for submitting settlement instructions, querying transaction status, retrieving finality receipts, and managing corridor configurations. All endpoints
API specifications define the integration contract between platforms. Institutional developers need clear, complete, and stable API documentation to build integrations. Breaking changes in settlement