Wallets

Wallet lifecycle, balance, freeze/unfreeze, fund buckets, intra-wallet moves.

📄️ Unfreeze a wallet

**Machine token.** Called by your backend, using your `client_credentials` token.

📄️ Freeze a wallet

**Machine token.** Called by your backend, using your `client_credentials` token.

📄️ List wallets

**Either token.** With your machine token this covers your whole tenant. With a user token the server narrows it to that person's own records — you cannot widen it by passing different parameters.

📄️ Open a wallet

**Either token.** With your machine token you act for any of your users. With a user token the caller may only act for themselves.

📄️ List a wallet's fund buckets

**Either token.** With your machine token this covers your whole tenant. With a user token the server narrows it to that person's own records — you cannot widen it by passing different parameters.

📄️ Create a fund bucket

**Machine token.** Called by your backend, using your `client_credentials` token.

📄️ Read one wallet

**Either token.** With your machine token this covers your whole tenant. With a user token the server narrows it to that person's own records — you cannot widen it by passing different parameters.

📄️ Read a wallet balance

**Either token.** With your machine token this covers your whole tenant. With a user token the server narrows it to that person's own records — you cannot widen it by passing different parameters.

📄️ Read tenant-wide wallet totals

**Either token.** With your machine token this covers your whole tenant. With a user token the server narrows it to that person's own records — you cannot widen it by passing different parameters.