Get User Transactions
Retrieve all trade transactions.
For all transactions related to the private endpoint, you must authorize before sending your request.
For more information you can check our Authentication V1 article.
6 parameters can be used to access user transactions.
You can access user transactions with
orderId
,type
,symbol
,pairSymbol
,startDate
andendDate
parameters.If the
startDate
andendDate
parameters are not used, the last 30 days of transactions are displayed.
The startDate
and endDate
parameters must be used with Unix timestamps in milliseconds.
Trade
GET
https://api.btcturk.com/api/v1/users/transactions/trade
Query Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
orderId | integer | long, Optional you can not combine this parameter with other parameters. So you should send this parameter alone. |
type | array | string array, {"buy", "sell"} |
symbol | array | string array, {"btc", "try", ...etc.} |
startDate | integer | long, Optional timestamp if null will return last 30 days |
endDate | integer | long, Optional timestamp if null will return last 30 days |
pairSymbol | string | BTCTRY, ETHTRY etc. |
Headers
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
X-PCK* | string | API public key. You can create the API key from the Account > API Access page in your exchange account. |
X-Stamp* | integer | Nonce must be current timestamp in miliseconds. It is a must to sync your current time with API server time which is in miliseconds format. Our servers are using UTC timezone. |
X-Signature* | string | Signature is a HMAC-SHA256 encoded message. The HMAC-SHA256 code must be generated using a private key that contains a timestamp as nonce and your API key. |
Trade Transaction Code Example
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