Integrations & APIs
Stobox 4 is built as a modular, extensible, enterprise-grade system. While issuers and investors interact primarily through the platform interface, the system is designed to integrate with external services and eventually expose a robust API layer for institutional partners and advanced operators.
Current integrations follow a controlled, compliance-first framework. API access will become available in subsequent releases as part of a broader programmability and automation strategy.
Integration Philosophy
Integrations within Stobox 4 follow three core principles:
Security and Trust – Only verified, institutional-grade partners may be integrated.
Compliance Alignment – All integrations must maintain the regulatory integrity of tokenized assets.
Operational Control – Integrations are curated manually to ensure technical, legal, and operational compatibility.
Stobox does not permit unrestricted, plug-and-play integrations.
Every external service undergoes due diligence, identity verification, infrastructure assessment, and contractual alignment before being connected to the platform.
This ensures that the tokenization lifecycle remains secure, compliant, and predictable.
Types of Integrations Supported
Although integrations are currently implemented manually, Stobox 4 supports a wide range of external systems essential for regulated digital asset operations.
Identity & Compliance Providers
Used for:
KYC and KYB verification
AML and sanctions screening
KYT transaction monitoring
risk analysis and scoring
These providers ensure that all participants remain compliant at every stage of the asset lifecycle.
Custody and Wallet Infrastructure
Primarily for:
issuer Operational Vaults (embedded wallets)
MPC infrastructure for investor self-custody
secure settlement flows
Fireblocks and other institutional-grade custodians may be integrated following verification and testing.
Payment and Settlement Systems
For fiat-to-stablecoin flows or treasury-level movements, including:
payment processors
banking rails
OTC desks
liquidity providers
These integrations enable the operational aspects of STOs, distributions, and redemptions.
Data & Oracle Providers
For:
pricing information
proof of reserves
reference data
external valuation inputs
Oracles complement STV3 programmable assets by enabling data-rich conditions on-chain.
Secondary Market Venues
Where legally permitted, Stobox can integrate with registered alternative trading systems (ATS), MTFs, or compliant secondary trading venues.
Integration Requirements
Every integration must pass:
Compliance verification
Technical infrastructure assessment
Security review
Contractual agreement and onboarding
Operational testing in a controlled environment
No unverified or automated integrations are allowed. This protection is essential for regulatory compliance, investor safety, and overall ecosystem stability.
API Overview
While the public API is not yet available, Stobox 4 is designed with a comprehensive API layer that will allow institutional clients, enterprise operators, and advanced partners to automate and manage the entire tokenization lifecycle.
The API will become available in a controlled, partner-only release before public access is considered.
Future API Capabilities
The Stobox 4 API will ultimately support full lifecycle management of tokenized assets. Instead of exporting isolated functionality, the API will expose end-to-end programmable control over:
Vault Operations
Creating and managing issuer Operational Vaults
Funding operational wallets
Executing compliant stablecoin transfers
Acting as the treasury interface during STOs and distributions
Tokenization Management
Initiating tokenization projects
Updating asset parameters
Connecting compliance models
Configuring STO settings
STV3 Token Lifecycle Management
Complete programmatic control over:
minting and issuing tokens
reserving supply
burning or redeeming tokens
freezing/unfreezing balances
executing vesting and lock-up events
automating governance actions
updating compliance registries
enabling or restricting transfers
distribution automation
Compliance & Identity Automation
Checking DID validity
Validating investor eligibility
Running AML/KYT checks programmatically
Generating identity-bound transaction instructions
Corporate Actions
Triggering distributions
Processing redemptions or repayments
Executing buybacks
Running voting or governance events
Audit, Logs, and Monitoring
Accessing transaction histories
Exporting compliance logs
Monitoring wallet activity
Generating reports for regulators or auditors
The API is not intended as a simple transactional interface—it is an orchestration layer for the entire Stobox 4 infrastructure.
Access Model for APIs
API access will be:
restricted to verified institutional clients
permission-based, with fine-grained access controls
subject to contractual agreements
monitored with audit logs
rate-limited to prevent misuse
Full public API access is not planned for early release cycles. Security, compliance, and operational integrity are the priorities.
Why Stobox 4 Uses a Controlled Integration & API Model
Stobox 4 operates in regulated markets. Uncontrolled integrations or public-open APIs would introduce risks incompatible with:
securities regulations
AML/CTF requirements
identity and investor protections
issuer obligations
operational security
By controlling integrations, we ensure:
consistent investor protection
regulatory compliance across jurisdictions
audit-ready operations
predictable lifecycle execution
institutional-grade security
reduced technical and legal risk for issuers
This approach is essential for creating a sustainable tokenization ecosystem.
Stobox 4 supports integrations with identity providers, custody systems, payment processors, oracles, and secondary venues, but only after rigorous verification. APIs are not yet publicly available, but the platform is engineered to support a comprehensive API layer that will provide programmatic access to every component of the tokenization lifecycle - from Vault creation to STV3 token issuance, governance, redemption, and compliance management. This controlled, security-first model ensures regulatory alignment, operational stability, and institutional trust as Stobox 4 evolves into an enterprise-standard tokenization infrastructure.
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