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latestOpenAPI 3.0.32026-07-14101828.2 KB/trade/openOrders
Retrieve details of open orders for a specific account.
Query parameters
Filter by specific perpetual symbol (optional)
Response
Open orders retrieved successfully.
The Order Hash, which is the default way to uniquely identify an order in the system
The Client Order ID, which is used a unique identifier for an order, provided by the client, in case of proprietary order management systems
The market symbol
The account address of the order. May be an account user is authorized for.
The signer address of the order. May be an account user is authorized for.
The price in base e9 of the asset to be traded. Should always be a number
The quantity in base e9 of the asset to be traded. Should always be a number
Side of the order
The leverage in base e9 of the order to be traded. Should always be a number
Is this order isolated or cross margin. Note market must be set to the same mode.
The random generated SALT. Should always be a number
Unix timestamp in millis at which order will expire. Defaults to 1 month for LIMIT orders if not provided
The timestamp in millis at which the request was signed
The type of order. (BANKRUPTCY_LIQUIDATION is deprecated)
Is this order to only reduce a position? Default false
If set to TRUE, the order can only be a maker order
The time-in-force policy for the order. By default, all orders are GTT. UNSPECIFIED is set to default.
GTT: Good Til Time
IOC: Immediate Or Cancel
FOK: Fill Or Kill
Trigger price in base e9 for stop orders. This should always be a number
The quantity in base e9 of the asset currently filled. This should always be a number
The current status of the order.
The strategy used to resolve self trades.
TAKER: On a self trade, the taker order will be cancelled
MAKER: On a self trade, the maker order will be cancelled
BOTH: On a self trade, both the taker and the maker order will be cancelled
UNSPECIFIED: set to default value
The timestamp in millis when the order was opened
The timestamp in millis that this order was last updated (including status updates)
Example response
[
{
"clientOrderId": "company1_order1",
"salt": "123335432",
"expiresAtMillis": 123456734567,
"signedAtMillis": 1234567856
}
]