TAIPs

Transaction Authorization Improvement Proposals (TAIPs) provide standards for the Transaction Authorization Protocol (TAP).

Please read the TAP Whitepaper for more context.

TAP is a decentralized protocol allowing multiple participants in real-world transactions to identify each other and collaborate with the goal of authorizing them safely.

The purpose of TAIPs is to provide the community with a means to propose enhancements to TAP extending it's capabilities to unique transaction scenarios.

Documentation

• Message Types and Data Structures - Comprehensive documentation of all TAP message types and data structures

TAIP Statuses

• Draft - A TAIP currently in development
• Review - A TAIP that is currently being reviewed by the TAIP Working Group
• Accepted - A TAIP that has been reviewed, accepted and assigned a number

TAIPs

TAIP	Description
1	Transaction Authorization Improvement Proposals
2	Messaging
3	Virtual Asset Transfer
4	Transaction Authorization Protocol
5	Transaction Agents
6	Transaction Parties
7	Agent Policies
8	Selective Disclosure
9	Proof of Relationship
10	IVMS101 for Travel Rule
11	Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) to Identify institutional participants in TAP Messages
12	Hashed Participant Name sharing in TAP messages
13	Transaction Purpose Codes
14	Payment Requests

Inspiration

TAIPs are heavily inspired by TAIPs which in turn were heavily inspired by bips.

License

Transaction Authorization Protocol by Notabene, Inc. is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0