Get client trades (associated with the provided API key)
Retrieve the trade history (fills) for the authenticated client. The user context is resolved based on the provided API key.
Request
Example: "BTC-USD"
Trading pair symbol (e.g., BTC-USD).
Example: 3318215482991
Start timestamp for the query range in Unix epoch milliseconds.
If start_date is omitted, it defaults to 1 week prior to end_date.
The difference between start_date and end_date must be <= 1 week.
Example: 3318215482991
End timestamp for the query range in Unix epoch milliseconds.
If end_date is omitted, it defaults to start_date + 1 week (if start_date is provided) or the current date (if start_date is missing).
The duration between start_date and end_date must not exceed 1 week.
Example: "ZGF0ZT0xNzY0OTMxNTAyODU0O2lkPTM3YjExMWJlLTcwMzYtNGYzNC1hYWYyLTM4ZDVjYTEyN2M1Yw=="
Pagination cursor obtained from the metadata.next_cursor property of the previous response.
Possible values: >= 1 and <= 100
Example: "100"
Default value: 100
Maximum number of records to return.
Example: 1746007718237
Current timestamp in Unix epoch milliseconds. Used to prevent replay attacks and construct the signature. Provided with other authentication headers.
Example: "2h/t5o8w+l5s+fjyfA0n/e7j4u5b7h4e+g4k4c8h7a2p6k0g7j1f+w0i2j3k9r0l3s8m5t6r+q1s+o3v/t4x8v5y+w1r+m2t/k3w/j4y+"
The Ed25519 signature of the request. Provided with other authentication headers.
See Authentication headers: Signing a request for details on how to generate this.
Response
OK
The list of trades.
Example: 3318215482991
Trade date and time, expressed in Unix epoch milliseconds.
Example: "BTC"
Crypto-asset ID code.
Example: "Bitcoin"
Crypto-asset full name.
Example: "116243.32"
Price in major currency units. For example, for USD, 116243.32 represents 116243.32 dollars.
Example: "USD"
Price currency.
Example: "MONE"
Price notation.
Example: "0.24521000"
Quantity.
Example: "BTC"
Quantity currency.
Example: "UNIT"
Quantity notation.
Example: "REVX"
Venue of execution. Always equals REVX.
Example: 3318215482991
Publication date and time, expressed in Unix epoch milliseconds.
Example: "REVX"
Venue of publication. Always equals REVX.
Example: "5ef9648f658149f7ababedc97a6401f8"
Transaction identification code.
Timestamp in Unix epoch milliseconds.
Cursor used to retrieve the next page of results.
To continue paginating through the results, make a new request and pass this value in the cursor query parameter.