Balance Updates
/blockchain-v2/{asset}/balance-updates
Balance updates represent the change in the balance of an account. If the change is greater-or-equal to 0, it is considered a credit. Otherwise, it is considered a debit. In certain circumstances, there can be 0-valued balance updates (used to represent 0 fee transactions, for example, which were frequent in Bitcoin's early history).
The Balance Updates endpoint returns a list of accounts, which have the following fields:
block_hash
Hash of block containing the transaction affecting the balance
height
Height of the block containing the transaction affecting the balance
consensus_time
Consensus timestamp; always increases monotonically
chain_sequence_number
Global sequence number or ordering of this update relative to all other updates recorded on the ledger up until this point
account
Account receiving a balance change
account_creation_height
Block height at account creation
change
Balance change after this update
previous_balance
Balance of the account prior to the application of this update
new_balance
Balance of the account after this update
Order of this update inside the transaction that contains it
previous_n_debits
Number of times this account has been debited prior to this update
previous_n_credits
Number of times this account has been credited prior to this update
transaction_hash
Hash of the transaction containing the balance update
previous_debit_height
Block height of the last debit from this account (null if no prior debit)
previous_credit_height
Block height of the last credit from this account (null if no prior credit)
previous_chain_sequence_number
The positioning of the last transaction that took place for this account relative to all other transactions that have taken place on this chain
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