Endorsable
Endorsable Definition
An Endorsable is a tokenized document in the blockchain created by an organization. Given it’s nature, it’s entirely owned by the mobile app user (a subject) through their wallet controlled by its digital signature. Its implementation is compliant with e-commerce regulations and digital stocks under the Mexican legal framework. Every time it’s endorsed to a new owner (i.e. transferred), the digital signature is validated and recorded immutably in the blockchain. This way, the ownership history is transparent and secure.Documentation Index
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Although the blockchain is public, the content of the Endorsable is not recorded. Instead, only its id is stored given it’s the only requirement for tracking purposes.
The API can only access Endorsables within the organization they belong to.
The BigInt scalar type represents non-fractional signed whole numeric values.
A witness is an entity representing a proof that a document existed at the time. It is used to comply with the law requirement of data conservation.