provider to wisdomtree in each request.
Privy forwards the data to WisdomTree. WisdomTree then reviews it, and the result comes later. Privy does not store the KYC data.
WisdomTree onboards individuals in the United States only.
approved, the user can register wallets and trade.
Submit verification data
To submit an individual’s KYC data, send aPOST request to:
Parameters
The body holds the individual’s data and their answers to WisdomTree’s agreements.'wisdomtree'
required
The fund provider.
'sandbox' | 'production'
The WisdomTree environment of the submission. Defaults to
production. Use sandbox to test. See
how the sandbox
works.object[]
The WisdomTree agreements the individual accepts, in the same shape as for
businesses.
object[]
The WisdomTree agreements the individual does not confirm, each with
agreement_id. WisdomTree
requires an individual to accept every agreement, so it rejects a submission that declines one.object
required
The individual’s KYC data, in the same shape as headless KYC.
As for businesses, the request must accept or decline each agreement of WisdomTree’s current set.
If it does not match the set, Privy returns a
400. The error lists the agreement keys and the
current version.Returns
The endpoint returns202 Accepted with the user’s KYC status. It has the same status fields as a business. The review sits under kyc in place of kyb.
Example
This request submits an individual who lives in California.Example response
Check the review status
To check the status, send aGET request to:
environment=sandbox to the query to read the sandbox status.
Example response
Next steps
Once WisdomTree approves the individual, register their wallets.Register wallets
Register the individual’s wallets with WisdomTree.
Webhooks
Receive
tmmf.kyc.updated when WisdomTree takes a submission.
