List Transactions by User ID

get

https://example.com/v1/users/{id}/transactions

List the transactions for a given user, narrowed by the supplied filters and search term.

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Path Params

uuid

required

Query Params

string

length ≥ 1

\S

Text the sender's or receiver's username, or the transaction ID, must contain, matched
case-insensitively, matching every transaction when omitted. A term of one or two characters
must equal the whole value instead.

contract_type

array of objects

length between 1 and 200

Contract types to return transactions of, matching any one of them, returning every type
when omitted.

contract_type

from_user_id

array of uuids

length between 1 and 200

Sending users to return transactions of, matching any one of them, returning every
transaction when omitted.

from_user_id

to_user_id

array of uuids

length between 1 and 200

Receiving users to return transactions of, matching any one of them, returning every
transaction when omitted.

to_user_id

asset_code

array of strings

length between 1 and 200

Asset codes (e.g. BTC) to return transactions of, matching any one of them, returning every
asset when omitted.

asset_code

status

array of objects

length between 1 and 200

Contract statuses to return transactions of, matching any one of them, returning every
status when omitted.

status

Allowed:

sort_by

string

enum

Allowed:

sort_dir

string

enum

Direction to order the results in, descending when omitted.

Allowed:

page

integer

0 to 4294967295

Page number for paginated results.

page_size

integer

0 to 4294967295

Page size for paginated results.

Responses

400

search term must not be blank

The query string is missing a required parameter, or a parameter could not be parsed into its expected type.

401

Not authenticated

404

unknown user

500

Possible reasons:

failed to get transactions for user
failed to get user from database

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Response

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