Get Balance Summary
Viewer AccessRetrieves the balance summary for the given account ID, can be filtered by date.
Authorization
AuthorizationRequiredBearer <token>Enter your token in the format: Bearer {token}
In: header
Path Parameters
accountIDRequiredstringQuery Parameters
datestringResponse Body
Success response
assetRequiredstringThe currency in which the amount is made (e.g. USD, EUR, SGD)
closing_balance_postedRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
closing_balance_spendableRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
closing_balance_totalRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
credit_pending_amountsRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
credit_pending_countsRequiredintegerint64credit_pending_posted_amountsRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
credit_pending_posted_countsRequiredintegerint64credit_pending_voided_amountsRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
credit_pending_voided_countsRequiredintegerint64credit_posted_amountsRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
credit_posted_countsRequiredintegerint64dateRequiredstringdate-timedebit_pending_amountsRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
debit_pending_countsRequiredintegerint64debit_pending_posted_amountsRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
debit_pending_posted_countsRequiredintegerint64debit_pending_voided_amountsRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
debit_pending_voided_countsRequiredintegerint64debit_posted_amountsRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
debit_posted_countsRequiredintegerint64idRequiredstringThe ID of the recipient's account
opening_balance_postedRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
opening_balance_spendableRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
opening_balance_totalRequiredstringThe amount of money. Our API expect amount values to be in minor units - the smallest unit of a currency depending on the number of decimals. For example, USD has two decimals. So $10 is represented by 1000. JPY has no decimals, so ¥10 is 10.
Get Sub Account GET
Retrieves the sub account for the given account ID and sub account ID.
Create Digital Asset Exchange POST
Use this API to create a Digital Asset Exchange. This API will respond with a Transaction ID, use this Transaction ID in the GET Transaction endpoint to get the crypto quote (e.g. rate and amounts). No funds move until the order is confirmed.