Compliance API route map
Choose the right DALP compliance API page for policy templates, module bindings, identity recovery, and KYC document evidence.
DALP compliance API pages cover four developer jobs: prepare reusable policy templates, manage compliance module registry and token bindings, recover a user's wallet and identity path, and attach encrypted KYC document evidence to a KYC version.
Use this page as the local route map for the compliance API subsection. It points to the page that owns each contract instead of repeating endpoint details.
Choose the compliance API surface
| Integration job | Start here | Use it when |
|---|---|---|
| Prepare reusable asset policy patterns | Compliance templates API | Your integration creates, edits, publishes, lists, or deletes reusable compliance templates before asset creation. |
| Manage module availability and token bindings | Compliance modules API | Your integration lists registered modules, registers or uninstalls system modules, or installs and configures token-level compliance module bindings. |
| Recover lost or compromised wallet access | Identity recovery API | An Identity manager needs to preview, execute, or monitor identity recovery for a user. |
| Attach evidence to a KYC version | KYC document uploads | Your integration uploads, lists, downloads, or deletes KYC document records for a draft KYC version. |
How the pages fit together
Compliance templates define reusable policy patterns for asset creation. Compliance modules are the registry and token-level bindings that enforce selected controls on issued tokens. Identity recovery replaces a user's wallet and identity path after lost or compromised access. KYC document uploads attach evidence to a draft KYC version so the review and claim process can continue.
Read production controls before automation
Compliance API calls often sit inside operational workflows. Before automating writes, also review:
- Request headers for participant, wallet, idempotency, and transaction-speed headers.
- DAPI error reference for structured error handling.
- Operational integration patterns for reconciliation, event replay, and status checks.
- Compliance transfer flow for the architecture view of transfer checks and claim-gated movement.