SEI uses a trusted Certificate Authority to issue identity certificates. Leading to quicker API integration, this can be selected in the AddApp form and will distribute the certificate to the email distribution list provided.
Our APIs use a standardized approach to error handling.
When an error is thrown, the API provider typically expresses the error in two parts:
HTTP Status Code and Reason
Error Payload
In general, a 4xx code indicates a client error while a 5xx code indicates a server error. The payload provides more insight into the cause of the error and solution.
The following section lists the most common HTTP Error Codes and their meanings:
SEI uses OAuth 2.0, the authorization and authentication mechanism preferred in the industry. OAuth 2.0 ensures security by granting deliberate and verified permissions through API Keys. This document provides a general overview of the process using the authorization code grant type and the API calls used to interact with our service.
The Integration Portal displays the collection of SEI’s API products for mobile, web/single-page, and client-server development in addition to rich documentation. We offer expertise in the wealth and asset management markets and design APIs as products fitted to your needs.
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