Open transaction as a platform-managed user

The Lequinox platform does not archive transactions for external role accounts or external personal identities as they represent another organisation.

Steps

Submit a request in accordance with the details in Open transaction as a platform-managed user.
The platform performs the following validations:
1. If the participant of the transaction is revoked. Refer to REVOKE of Service.
2. If transaction can be opened and is not locked. Refer to TIMELOCK_BEFORE and TIMELOCK_AFTER of Service.
The platform opens the transaction.
The platform archives the opened status of the transaction along with the timestamp.
The platform returns the TransactionMessageResponse.

Error messages Moved to API endpoint page

HTTP status code	Message	Comments
400	The application with the specified key could not be found
400	Input not valid: Participant can not be null.	This error message is returned if the 'user' parameter of ManagedUserTransactionRequest is missing.
400	Input not valid: Transaction can not be empty	This error message is returned if the 'transaction' parameter of ManagedUserTransactionRequest is missing or is empty.
400	An error has occurred	This error message is returned if the transaction data of ManagedUserTransactionRequest is not in the correct format.
400	Input not valid: Participant can not be of unknown type: null	This error message is returned if the 'user' parameter of ManagedUserTransactionRequest is empty. the parameter 'type' is missing from User of ManagedUserTransactionRequest.
400	Input not valid: Participant corporateId can not be null for corporate or server user.
400	Input not valid: Participant applicationAccessId can not be null for private or corporate user.
400	Input not valid: Participant privateId can not be null for private or corporate user.
400	Unknow error	This error message is returned if a wrong 'type' is specified for User. For example, a CORPORATE type is mentioned as SERVER.
500	An unexpected error occurred: JSON parse error: [...] An unexpected error occurred: Type definition error: [...]	These error messages are returned if one or more parameters are of the wrong type.