Get internal transactions by address

List internal transactions involving an address. Internal transactions are asset transfers triggered during contract execution.

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List internal transactions involving an address. Internal transactions are asset transfers triggered during contract execution and depend on internal transaction recording being enabled by the data source.


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Path Params
string
required

Account address. (Format: Base58 or Hex). Example: TUoHaVjx7n5xz8LwPRDckgFrDWhMhuSuJM

Query Params
boolean

Set to true to return only confirmed transactions; set to false (or omit) to return both confirmed and unconfirmed. Cannot be used simultaneously with only_unconfirmed.

boolean

Set to true to return only unconfirmed transactions; set to false (or omit) to return both. Cannot be used simultaneously with only_confirmed.

boolean

Set to true to return only transactions sent to the address specified in the path. (Default: false) Cannot be used simultaneously with only_from.

boolean

Set to true to return only transactions sent from the address specified in the path. (Default: false) Cannot be used simultaneously with only_to.

int32

The maximum number of transactions to return per page. (Default: 20, Max: 200)

string

The fingerprint for pagination, obtained from the meta.fingerprint field of a previous response. Note: When using fingerprint, all other parameters must remain the same.

string

Sort order: block_timestamp,asc or block_timestamp,desc (default). Also accepts timestamp,asc / timestamp,desc.

int64

The minimum block timestamp to filter by. (Unit: milliseconds, Default: 0)

int64

The maximum block timestamp to filter by. (Unit: milliseconds, Default: current time)

int64

Synonym for min_timestamp. (Unit: milliseconds, integer epoch.)

int64

Synonym for max_timestamp. (Unit: milliseconds, integer epoch.)

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