Account statement
GET /api/v1/account-statements?from=2026-09-01&to=2026-09-30 requires balance:read. Dates are inclusive UTC calendar dates. The maximum range is 366 days and 10,000 ledger rows. Reduce the range if it exceeds the limit.
In the dashboard, choose a period and select Generate statement. Each generated statement is numbered and saved in the account’s history. Open displays its PDF; Download saves the same document. Saved statements capture the account details, balances and ledger entries at generation time. Sandbox and Live histories are separate.
The response includes opening and closing balances, incoming and outgoing amounts and ordered entries with running balances. The total deposit and the 1.5% account fee appear separately: 100.49 USD incoming minus a 1.49 USD fee produces 99.00 USD of credit on a new 100 USD nominal deposit. Earlier invoices retain their original pricing. Reservations have zero net movement; captured operations reduce the account balance. A consistent database snapshot is used for all totals.
The console provides an on-screen statement preview, CSV export, and a print layout that can be saved as PDF with the same period and ledger totals. A card-account statement does not include the on-chain wallet balance or treat card purchases as another debit from the card account.
Card payment transactions
GET /api/v1/transactions requires operations:read. Use optional cardId and before filters. The response returns up to 100 records and a nextCursor; pass that value as before for the next page. GET /api/v1/transactions/{id} returns one scoped transaction.
Records come from the issuing provider and include type, status, amount, currency, merchant, country and occurrence time. The provider-reported amount is retained; interpret its direction with the transaction type, including refunds and reversals. Sync is asynchronous and is not a real-time authorization stream.
Card issuance and top-ups remain available through /operations. The console combines those operations, account deposits and card payments for navigation while keeping their accounting sources separate.