AsyncAPI channel · AltoIRA · Alto Investment Status Webhooks

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A single webhook channel carrying every investment status event. The event is discriminated by the event_name field in the payload.

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Provider: AltoIRA AsyncAPI: v3.0.0 Spec: Alto Investment Status Webhooks Operations: 1 Messages: 6

Channel address

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Operations

receive

receiveInvestmentEvent

Receive an investment status event from Alto

Messages

investment_signed

Investor signs DOI for initial commitment amount

Content-Type: application/json

investment_paid

Alto sends payment for the investor's commitment

Content-Type: application/json

investment_cancelled

The investor has alerted Alto that they have chosen to not take part in this investment. Note the two l's in "cancelled".

Content-Type: application/json

commitment_amount_changed

The investor has alerted Alto that they would like to make a change to their commitment amount.

Content-Type: application/json

new_contribution_approved

The investor has signed the DOI for an investment increase

Content-Type: application/json

investment_increase_rejected

The investor has informed Alto that they do not intend to complete the DOI for an investment increase.

Content-Type: application/json

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