Developer: API Requests, bugs, etc

If the oAuthed user is the coin's creator, let them provide either the rnbUserId or an email/social media ID to view the amount of coin held by that user. Return 0 if "not found"; that should cover most security concerns, I think.

I feel like a Zapier would be by far the most valuable integration, since it basically would allow us to connect to any other software. Just 1 of many ideas: When a holder of a coin goes above or below a threshold, fire a zap with their email address that will tell my membership software to grant or remove access.

When I share a link to my Rally.io page the image doesn't display properly on clubhouse. can we fix this to display a proper image. Maybe even one we control in the settings and a proper title that we can control as well?

A couple of times now (weeks apart) the oauth initiate transfer request has failed to generate the approval e-mail. It would be nice if there was a place in rally.io that I could go and view my transactions that were waiting approval, and approve them.

Having a KYCFinished flag on a user record that we can use in API gives us an important attribute. This would allow Developer and Creators to understand the relative risk level of a user, and also, very importantly, use the KYC flag as a trigger for releasing some kind of user reward based on attribution.

There have been use cases which have come up which call for the conversion CC to another CC or to RLY. For example, an app may need to convert CC to RLY in order to bridge out and purchase real world good that the user ordered with their CC. We currently lack the ability to convert coins at all via API right now. This means a business or organization would need to maintain a human process in order to manage hundreds (and soon, thousands) of Creator Coin in order to do business.

Would like to be able to import a CSV of names into my newsletter of holders at a certain level. Rather than cutting & pasting one by one, it would be great to be able to bulk download the list of email addresses.

One thing we've noticed during the oauth process is that if you don't have a Rally account, the process is a bit cumbersome. The process includes: 1) User goes to third party dev site 2) User doesn't have a rally account and gets directed to rally to create an account 3) User creates account with email and password 4) User verifies their email and the UI indicates that they successfully created an account 5) User logs back into Rally 6) User is prompted to complete their profile with name and username 7) Users go back to Bonfire and connect their Rally account We're seeing that if you don't complete steps 5 and 6, then fetching the user info from https://api.rally.io/v1/oauth/userinfo will fail. Is it possible to make the process for a new Rally user more streamlined for 3rd party apps? We have some users who get pretty confused since they don't know that they need to sign in again and fill out their profile. Possible solutions * Allow account creation during auth - this is probably the most holistic solution and allows the user to stay in the context of the third party site * Remove steps 5 and 6 as a requirement for fetching user info - this would remove some steps but the user still needs to leave the third party site experience * Tell users in step 4 that they need to sign in in order to complete their account - this is probably the lowest hanging fruit though doesn't solve all of the pain points. Open to any other solutions as well!

There are several use cases where it's desirable to implement a subscription (weekly/monthly) for a user to be able to enter into a repeated time-period transaction in a specific $amount to unlock some specific benefit of a creator coin so it doesn't require so many manual approvals. Would include a note about the subscription.

Currently it's possible to get ALL transactions with a creator coin via webhook. However, no webhook actions exist for NFTs. This feels like a bug to me. If you're building some kind of "event tracker" (for stream alerts, for example), there's no way to show that an NFT was minted, sold, etc.