Role Management

Overview

The platform implements a sophisticated role management system that follows the entity-role separation of concerns architecture. This document covers role assignment and management for customer and proxy roles.

For detailed information about entity types and their relationships, see Entity and Role Management.

Role Types

The platform supports two main role types:

Customer Role

• Can be assigned to natural persons, legal entities, or joint persons
• Represents the primary banking relationship
• Requires comprehensive onboarding and validation

For entity preparation information, see:

• Natural Person Management for natural persons and joint persons
• Legal Entity Management for legal entities

Proxy Role

• Can only be assigned to natural persons
• Represents authorization to act on behalf of another entity
• Multiple proxy types supported:
  • Guardian (for minors)
  • Signatory (for legal entities)
  • Joint Account Holder
  • General Power of Attorney
  • Liquidator
  • Information Proxy

For natural person preparation information, see Natural Person Management.

Role Assignment

After preparing the entities, roles can be assigned to them.

Customer Role Assignment

To assign a customer role to an entity, the partner must:

1. Assign the customer role to the entity using POST /roles/customers with the entityId and entityType
2. Upload required documents related to the customer role using POST /v2/documents/ with resourceType set to CUSTOMER

Proxy Role Assignment

To assign a proxy role, the partner must:

1. Ensure both the representing natural person and the entity to be represented are already created
2. Assign the proxy role using POST /roles/proxies with the natural person's ID and the entityId and entityType of the entity to be represented
3. Upload required proxy-specific documents using POST /v2/documents/ with resourceType set to PROXY:
   • For Guardian proxies: PROOF_OF_SINGLE_CUSTODY, PROOF_OF_CUSTODY
   • For Liquidator proxies: INSOLVENCY_ORDER
   • For General Power of Attorney with death validity: INHERITANCE_LEGITIMATION
   • For other proxy types: a general supporting document (OTHER)

Role Onboarding

The platform supports comprehensive onboarding processes for both customer and proxy roles. For detailed information about onboarding processes, validations, KYC integration, and sequence diagrams, see Onboarding.

Role-Specific Document Requirements

For detailed information about role-specific document requirements, including customer role documents, proxy role documents, and specific requirements for different proxy types, see Legal Entity Management.

Conclusion

The role management system provides a comprehensive framework for handling customer and proxy roles within the platform. The separation of entities and roles ensures clean architecture while supporting complex business processes.

The flexible proxy system supports various authorization scenarios required for different business needs, while role assignment processes ensure proper documentation and authorization requirements are met.

For detailed information about onboarding processes, validations, and sequence diagrams, see Onboarding.