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Regulated QRC standards (notably QRC-1400 and QRC-3643) expose policy-controlled, permissioned transfer rules. Qustody surfaces these as a complianceConfig document and an allowlist collection per token. Updates flow through the standard approval and signing pipeline.

GET /v1/tokens/{tokenId}/compliance

Fetch the current compliance configuration.

PATCH /v1/tokens/{tokenId}/compliance

Update the compliance configuration. Privileged.

POST /v1/tokens/{tokenId}/allowlist

Add an address to the token’s allowlist. | Required permissions | tokens:allowlist:write plus on-chain COMPLIANCE_OPERATOR role | | Idempotency | Idempotency-Key header recommended | | Approval policy | Required | | Webhook events | token.allowlist_added, token.operation_failed |

Request body

DELETE /v1/tokens/{tokenId}/allowlist/{address}

Remove an address from the allowlist. Webhook events: token.allowlist_removed, token.operation_failed.

Errors

Wording and scope

We say:
  • “compliance-aware”
  • “permissioned transfer rules”
  • “policy-controlled”
  • “an integration point for identity and compliance systems”
We do not say:
  • “automatically legally compliant”
  • “fully compliant securities issuance”
  • “guaranteed regulatory approval”