Returns a list of ticket transfers.
/v1/tickets/transfers
Filter by internal TzKT id.
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Filter by level of the block where the transfer was made.
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Filter by timestamp (ISO 8601) of the block where the transfer was made.
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Filter by internal TzKT id. Click on the parameter to expand more details.
Filter by ticketer address.
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Filter by ticket content type in Micheline format.
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Filter by ticket content in Micheline format.
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Filter by ticket content in JSON format.
Note, this parameter supports the following format: content{.path?}{.mode?}=...
,
so you can specify a path to a particular field to filter by (for example, ?content.color.in=red,green
).
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Filter by 32-bit hash of ticket content type.
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Filter by 32-bit hash of ticket content.
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Filter by any of the specified fields (from
or to
).
Example: anyof.from.to=tz1...
will return transfers where from
OR to
is equal to the specified value.
This parameter is useful when you need to get both incoming and outgoing transfers of the account at once.
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Filter by sender address.
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Filter by recepient address.
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Filter by amount.
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Filter by id of the transaction, caused the ticket transfer.
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Filter by id of the transfer_ticket operation, caused the ticket transfer.
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Filter by id of the smart_rollup_execute operation, caused the ticket transfer.
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Sorts items (asc or desc) by the specified field.
You can see what fields can be used for sorting in the response description, below.
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Specifies which or how many items should be skipped.
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Maximum number of items to return.
Specify a comma-separated list of fields to include into response or leave it undefined to get default set of fields.
This parameter accepts values of the following format: {field}{path?}{as alias?}
, so you can do deep selection
(for example, ?select=balance,token.metadata.symbol as token,...
).
Note, if you select just one field, the response will be flatten into a simple array of values.
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