List Wallet Transactions

Retrieve transactions for a given wallet (only transactions that affect balances are accessible).

Use the Prime SDK or CLI to test this endpoint by following the quickstart guide and running with the following examples

Java

TransactionsService transactionsService = PrimeServiceFactory.createTransactionsService(client);

ListWalletTransactionsRequest request = new ListWalletTransactionsRequest.Builder()
    .portfolioId("PORTFOLIO_ID_HERE")
    .walletId("WALLET_ID_HERE")
    .build();

ListWalletTransactionsResponse response = transactionsService.listWalletTransactions(request);

For more information, please visit the Prime Java SDK.

.NET

TransactionsService transactionsService = PrimeServiceFactory.createTransactionsService(client);

ListWalletTransactionsRequest request = new ListWalletTransactionsRequest.Builder()
    .portfolioId("PORTFOLIO_ID_HERE")
    .walletId("WALLET_ID_HERE")
    .build();

ListWalletTransactionsResponse response = transactionsService.listWalletTransactions(request);

For more information, please visit the Prime .NET SDK.

Go

transactionsService := transactions.NewTransactionsService(client)

request := &transactions.ListWalletTransactionsRequest{
    PortfolioId: "PORTFOLIO_ID_HERE",
    WalletId: "WALLET_ID_HERE",
}

response, err := transactionsService.ListWalletTransactions(context.Background(), request)

For more information, please visit the Prime Go SDK.

Python

prime_client = PrimeClient(credentials)

request = ListWalletTransactionsRequest(
    portfolio_id="PORTFOLIO_ID_HERE",
    wallet_id="WALLET_ID_HERE",
)

response = prime_client.list_wallet_transactions(request)

For more information, please visit the Prime Python SDK.

CLI

primectl list-wallet-transactions --help

For more information, please visit the Prime CLI.

TS/JS

const transactionsService = new TransactionsService(client);

transactionsService.listWalletTransactions({
    portfolioId: 'PORTFOLIO_ID_HERE',
    walletId: 'WALLET_ID_HERE'
}).then(async (response) => {
    console.log('Transactions: ', response);
})

For more information, please visit the Prime TS SDK.