Use the following parameters to search transactions.
Beware that default order is "desc", which can cause surprising result with pagination if transactions are being inserted. see Pagination for more details
Returns transactions created in the provided account.
null
Returns objects created after the entered date.
null
Example: 2020-09-12T14:15:22Z
Returns objects created before the entered date.
null
Example: 2020-12-13T16:17:28Z
Returns transactions created in the provided currency.
null
Example: bitcoin or ethereum:0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7
Returns transactions that match the provided destination tag (XRP only).
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Returns the object corresponding to the entered ID
null
Filters the list of results by interaction type.
null
Possible values: Returns transactions whose note's title or content contain the provided label.This field is deprecated, please use the field title
instead
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Returns objects that have the provided max amount.
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Pattern: ^[0-9]*(\.[0-9]+)?$
representation of the memo - an ascii, hex string or base 10 integer
null
Returns objects that have the provided min amount.
null
Pattern: ^[0-9]*(\.[0-9]+)?$
Orders the list of results
null
Example: desc
Possible values: criteria to order by
null
Example: name
Defines the page number to be fetched.
1
Example: 3
Defines the number of elements displayed on a page. Must be a positive number with 0 and -1 return a maximum defined in the gate
20
Example: 40
Filters the results on the provided recipient address.
null
Returns transactions whose note's title or content contain the provided label.
null
Returns transactions that match the provided transaction hash.
null
Filters the list of results by transaction label id
null
Filters the list of results by transaction type.
null
Possible values: Create a transaction.
The account's id
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The account's name.
The amount to be sent, in the currency's lowest unit. For Smart Contract interaction, use "0" instead of null
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Pattern: ^[0-9]*(\.[0-9]+)?$
coin specific data
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Max fees represent the highest possible fee amount you will pay to broadcast this transaction. The final fees, calculated once the transaction is approved by the last Operator, might be lower, but will never exceed that amount. We recommend estimating max fees through our fee estimation endpoint prior to creating the transaction request. See https://help.vault.ledger.com/developer-portal/content/transactions/tx/ for details.For Solana and Polkadot, max_fees
field must be ignored.
^[0-9]*(\.[0-9]+)?$
A title and comments for the transaction.
null
The recipient's address.
The transaction's processing speed.