QUANTUMSAFE API CENTER

Understand the resource lifecycle. Then use the machine-readable contract.

The HTML documentation explains business purpose, state transitions, authorization, idempotency, callbacks, evidence and failure behavior. OpenAPI YAML/JSON and Postman are export formats—not the primary user journey.

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API journeys

SIC

Trusted SIC signing

Request, approval, WebAuthn, activation, routing, signing, ASiC and evidence.

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AUT

Authentication & trust

OAuth2/OIDC, mTLS, scopes, request signatures and tenant/RP identity.

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LIF

Resource lifecycle

Signing states, cancellation, expiry, retry and partial verification.

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WHK

Webhooks & events

Subscription, signature validation, delivery, replay and retry.

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ERR

Errors & operations

RFC 9457 problem details, rate limits, timeouts and retries.

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SDK

SDKs & samples

cURL, Java 21, C#, JavaScript and Python.

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TRY

Interactive explorer

Browser-local mock explorer with safe sample data.

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DLD

Specifications

OpenAPI YAML/JSON, Postman and legacy architecture skeleton.

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Common request controls

ControlContract
AuthorizationOAuth2 scope and/or mTLS identity by operation
X-Correlation-IdEnd-to-end diagnostic and evidence correlation
Idempotency-KeyRequired for create/activation/signing/packaging operations
X-Request-TimestampFreshness control where signed requests are enabled
X-Request-SignatureOptional/required by channel policy
traceparentDistributed tracing without exposing sensitive payloads
application/problem+jsonRFC 9457-style error response