Get Transfers Of An Account

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The maximum number of transfers retrieved per batch is 100

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This endpoint only returns you data from the past 1.5 days if you leave the timestamp range parameters empty

Parameters

• hash - The account/wallet hash to query for
• utcFrom - (optional) The start of the epoch timestamp range to filter for transfers
• utcTo - (optional) The end of the epoch timestamp range to filter for transfers
• inflow - (optional) Indicate this as true to include inflow transactions that transfers funds to this account
• mint - (optional) The mint(s) to filter the transactions by. If the mint field is not empty, response data returned will filter the transfers that includes the mint stated
• limit - (optional) The maximum limit of number of records to be returned per response (Maximum is 100)
• page - (optional) The page number to retrieve the results

Results

Valid Account Hash

[<object>] - an array of JSON objects each containing:

• transactionHash:<String>, The transaction hash of that transfer movement
• data:<object>, An array of individual fund movements as identified in the transaction instructions which includes the following object:

{
  "instructionIndex": "The parent instruction index for this particular fund transfer",
  "innerInstructionIndex": "The inner instruction index for this particular fund transfer (will be indicated as -1 if it is a parent instruction fund movement)",
  "action": "The identified transfer action",
  "status": "Status of the transfer",
  "source": "The origination source account of this movement",
  "sourceAssociation": "The source association account of this movement",
  "destination": "The destination account of this movement",
  "destinationAssociation": "The destination association account of this movement",
  "token": "The type of token being transferred (will be empty string if its a native currency)",
  "amount": "The amount being transferred in this particular instruction",
  "timestamp": "The timestamp of this movement"
}

Invalid Account Hash

<object> - a JSON object containing the following fields if the requested account doesn't exist

• code:<integer>, The error code
• message:<String>, An error message to indicate which part of the query went wrong
• status:<String>, The response status following the error code
  • 400 = Bad Request (client side)
  • 500 = Internal Server Error (server side)