If the co-listing takes place under MiFID, and Concedus GmbH is involved as the liability umbrella, you must finally submit the investor's data to them via a dedicated call.

If the co-listing takes place under ECSP-R and does not involve Concedus, then you may ignore this step entirely. Concedus would then not receive any data.

The following steps describe how to submit investment data for a co-listed token offering once the investor has been successfully onboarded through the compliance flow. You must have already created a customer in our system, sent us the base KYC data and finally saved the data required by Concedus.

Create the opt-in using your existing opt-in endpoint as you would for a standard issuance project. NYALA performs an automated check in the background to verify if the opt-in is for a co-listed project or not. If the opt-in is related to a co-listed project, then the investor's order data will automatically be sent to Concedus.

Note The opt-in can be created with AFD: false before Concedus onboarding is completed. However, once the Concedus onboarding flow has been finalized, the opt-in must be updated to AFD: true. Token distribution in Step 2 is only possible after the opt-in has been set to AFD: true.

Once the opt-in is set to AFD: true, distribute the tokens to the investor using your existing token transfer endpoint as you would for a standard issuance project. No additional parameters are required for co-listed tokens.