Get trade history

GET 
/rfq/trades

Returns the specified number of past RFQ trades for your account and a time period of up to 24 hours.

The returned trades are sorted by their timestamp in a descending order, from the latest to the earliest.

info

This is a private endpoint. To send requests, you need to authenticate. Your API key must have the View access permission.

tip

To get specific trades, use the start, end, and tradeId parameters.

Rate limit weight points: 5

Request

Query Parameters

limit integer
Possible values: >= 1 and <= 1000
The maximum number of trades to return, from latest to earliest.
Default value: 500
start unix-timestamp in milliseconds
Possible values: >= 0
The Unix timestamp starting from which to return trades. If used, you must also specify the end parameter.

Can only return trades for a period of up to 24 hours.
Example: 1700000000000
end unix-timestamp in milliseconds
Possible values: >= 0
The Unix timestamp up to which to return trades. If used, you must also specify the start parameter.

Cannot be more than 24 hours after the start parameter. Can only return trades for a period of up to 24 hours.
Example: 1700003600000
tradeId string

Returns the specified trade.


If provided, takes precedence over other parameters.

base string
Returns trades for the specified base asset.
Example: BTC
quote string
Returns trades for the specified quote asset.
Example: EUR

Responses

200

The request was successful.

application/json

Schema

Schema

Array [
tradeIdinteger<int64>
The unique identifier of the trade.
accountIdstring
The unique identifier of your account.
rfqIdstring
The unique identifier of the RFQ session.
Example: rfq_uuid
quoteIdstring
The unique identifier of your quote.
Example: mmq_8891a1b4
timestampinteger<unix-timestamp in milliseconds>
The Unix timestamp in milliseconds when the trade was executed.
Example: 1700000000000
amountstring
The amount of the base currency.
Example: 0.1
rfqTypestring
The type of RFQ trade.
Example: StablecoinParity
basestring
The base asset of the trade.
Example: EUR
quotestring
The quote asset of the trade.
Example: EURC
pricestring
The price of 1 unit of base currency in the amount of quote currency at the time of the trade.
Example: 34243
sidestring
Indicates whether the taker is buying or selling.
Possible values: [buy, sell]
takerboolean
Indicates whether you are the taker for the trade.
feestring
The fee for this trade.
Example: 0.02
feeAssetstring
The currency in which the fee was charged.
Example: EUR
quoteAmountstring
The gross amount of the settled quote asset after it was rounded, before fees.
Example: 100.00000000
operatorIdinteger<int64>
Your identifier for the trader or the bot within your account that made the request.
Example: 543462
counterpartyIdstring
The identifier for the trader that accepted the RFQ trade.
Example: 58d5e212-165d-4cr0-909b-c86b9cee0111
]

Example (body)

[
  {
    "tradeId": 0,
    "accountId": "string",
    "rfqId": "rfq_uuid",
    "quoteId": "mmq_8891a1b4",
    "timestamp": 1700000000000,
    "amount": "0.1",
    "rfqType": "StablecoinParity",
    "base": "EUR",
    "quote": "EURC",
    "price": "34243",
    "side": "buy",
    "taker": true,
    "fee": "0.02",
    "feeAsset": "EUR",
    "quoteAmount": "100.00000000",
    "operatorId": 543462,
    "counterpartyId": "58d5e212-165d-4cr0-909b-c86b9cee0111"
  }
]

Errors

For error codes, see Handle errors.