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This endpoint returns a JSON response containing the transaction history for a given coin and address. The response can be filtered by various parameters such as side, max_id, min_id, begin_time, end_time, and include_financial. The maximum number of transactions returned is 50.
Optional. If included, the sequence will be changed to time ASC. If not included, will by default return the most recent records, time DESC.(cannot be used with max_id)
Begin timestamp(milliseconds). If set, transactions whose confirmation times are shorter than this value will not be returned. (cannot be used with end_time)
End time stamp (milliseconds). If it is passed in, the transactions whose transaction confirmation time is greater than or equal to this will not be returned.(cannot be used with begin_time)
For transactions on public blockchains that allow for multiple deposit addresses in a single transaction, this value indicates the transaction index on the corresponding public blockchain
When a transaction is in the pending state for deposit transactions and requires auditing, "waiting_audit" is set to true. For withdraw transactions, it always returns false.