---
title: "List supported asset types"
method: GET
path: "/asset-types"
tags: ["Asset Types"]
---

# List supported asset types

`GET /asset-types`

Permissions required: none



List all of the supported asset types for your organization. Each asset type object includes the name of the asset (ex. Bitcoin) as well as the asset type (ex. BTC), which usually corresponds to the asset's ticker symbol.


#### Filters


You may optionally supply the following filters:


- Specify the `asset types` to filter the organization asset types. Multiple asset types should be separated by commas.


  For example:

  To filter a single asset type to only Bitcoin we can use /v2/asset-types?assetTypes=BTC

  To filter multiple asset types for instance Bitcoin and Ethereum we could use /v2/asset-types?assetTypes=BTC,ETH

- Specify the `feature types` to filter the organization asset types. Multiple features should be separated by commas.


  For example:

  To filter all organization assets that have the HOLD feature we can use /v2/asset-types?assetFeatures=HOLDS

  To filter all organization assets that have the HOLD or TRANSFERS feature we can use /v2/asset-types?assetFeatures=HOLDS,TRANSFERS

## Query parameters

- `assetTypes` string[]
- `assetFeatures` string[]

## Response `200`

List of supported asset types for your organization

- AssetTypesResponse
  - `data` AssetTypeDetails[], required
    - `assetType` string, required — A string representing a type of crypto-asset, which usually corresponds to the crypto asset's ticker symbol. Use `/asset-types` to list all of the supported asset types for your organization.
    - `decimals` integer, required — The number of decimal places used to represent amounts of this asset type
    - `featureSupport` SupportedFeature[], required — A list describing units of API functionality supported by this asset type
    - `name` string, required — A string representing the human-readable name of a crypto-asset.
    - `networkId` string — The ID of the network for the given crypto-asset.
    - `onchainIdentifier` string — The onchain identifier for the given crypto-asset (for example, the contract address for ERC20 tokens). This value will omitted for native crypto-assets (ex: ETH, BTC, etc).

## Other responses

- `400` — Bad Request
- `401` — Unauthenticated
- `403` — Forbidden
- `429` — Too Many Requests
- `500` — Internal Server Error

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