Get asset conversion history
GET /v1/admin/asset/convert_history
Returns asset conversion history records from the Builder’s trading platform. Only the Builder Admin can query this endpoint.
Use page and size for offset pagination, or pass the next_cursor from the previous response as cursor for consistent keyset pagination. When provided, cursor takes precedence over page. Cursor pagination is recommended for reconciliation and exports because offset pagination may duplicate or skip records when new conversions arrive between requests.
start_t and end_t are required. start_t must be less than or equal to end_t, and the query range cannot exceed 180 days. To filter by user, provide either user_address or user_account, but not both.
Example request:
GET /v1/admin/asset/convert_history?page=1&size=20&start_t=1772706491837&end_t=1778747916938&user_address=0xa772873e31f088A88C3Fc77E624AE5f4fd1E296B
Headers
Timestamp of the signed request in milliseconds.
Account ID of the authenticated account.
Public orderly key used to sign the request.
Signature of the request payload generated with the orderly key.
Query Parameters
Page number, starting from 1. Ignored when cursor is provided.
x >= 1Number of rows per page.
1 <= x <= 100Keyset cursor for consistent pagination. Pass the next_cursor value from the previous response. Takes precedence over page when provided.
Start of the query window as a 13-digit Unix timestamp in milliseconds. Must be less than or equal to end_t; the query range cannot exceed 180 days.
1000000000000 <= x <= 9999999999999End of the query window as a 13-digit Unix timestamp in milliseconds. Must be greater than or equal to start_t; the query range cannot exceed 180 days.
1000000000000 <= x <= 9999999999999Filter by user wallet address. Provide either user_address or user_account, but not both.
Filter by internal account identifier. Provide either user_account or user_address, but not both.