Get an account address
Serves one account address of the organisation; any other id is 404.
Authentication
Bearer authentication of the form Bearer <token>, where token is your auth token.
Path parameters
The record's id — a positive 32-bit integer the platform minted.
Query parameters
latest (the default) shows a row's pending proposal where one exists; approved shows what the platform enforces. Resources without proposals serve the same rows for both.
Response
The account address's row, rendered as the guide's Reads section describes: the position header and body field, the ETag, money as decimal strings.
Refdata reference — carried, not resolved here.
UNKNOWN is the unset sentinel: outputs only — as input, omit the field instead; explicit UNKNOWN refuses 400. The value set is append-only: a consumer READING this field treats an unknown name as UNKNOWN, never as an error; as input an unknown name refuses 400 — the parse is strict
The position as a decimal string — the last change this member had applied, orders and balance readings included.
Memo/tag where the chain needs one; empty-not-null.
Owner-stamped from the account's org.
UNKNOWN is the unset sentinel: outputs only — as input, omit the field instead; explicit UNKNOWN refuses 400. The value set is append-only: a consumer READING this field treats an unknown name as UNKNOWN, never as an error; as input an unknown name refuses 400 — the parse is strict
UNKNOWN is the unset sentinel: outputs only — as input, omit the field instead; explicit UNKNOWN refuses 400. The value set is append-only: a consumer READING this field treats an unknown name as UNKNOWN, never as an error; as input an unknown name refuses 400 — the parse is strict
The row's version: monotonic per record, bumped on every change — served as the ETag and taken by If-Match. int64 as a decimal JSON string
The user who declared a DECLARED address — its verifier must be a different user (SELF_APPROVAL); 0 for OBSERVED rows.
Never present since 0.3.3: every money value on this API states its own scale on the wire — a policy amount or cap since 0.3.3, an order's and an execution's since 0.3.2, a balance's since 0.3.1 — so a row is never served raw, whether or not this member holds the asset or instrument it references. Kept, deprecated, so a client generated from 0.3.2 still compiles; it goes at the next major.