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Transactions​

transactions type allows you to retrieve all the blockchain transactions from Ethereum Blockchain.

Here's an exmaple query that retrieves 10 latest transactions from Ethereum blockchain:

query {
  ethereum (network: matic){
    transactions(
      date: { after: "2023-07-17T00:00:00Z" }
      options: { desc: "block.timestamp.iso8601", limit: 10 }
    ) {
      amount
      block {
        timestamp {
          iso8601
        }
      }
      currency {
        address
        name
        symbol
      }
      feePayer
      feeRatio
      gas
      gasCurrency {
        address
        name
        symbol
      }
      gasPrice
      gasValue
      hash
      nonce
      sender {
        address
        annotation
      }
      to {
        address
        annotation
      }
      txType
    }
  }
}

Read this to learn more about our Transactions API.

Filtering Transactions

Transactions can be filtered using following arguments:

  • amount: Filter by amount of tokens transferred in a transaction. Available comparision operators are between, gt, gteq, in, is, lt, lteq, not, notIn.

  • any:

  • date: Filter by date on which transaction happened. Date should be in ISO8601-encoded datetime string. Ex, June 17th, 2023 will be 2023-07-17T00:00:00Z. Available comparision operator are after, before, between, in, is, not, notIn, since, tiil.

  • feePayer:

  • feeRatio:

  • gasCurrency: Filter by currency used for gas. Available comparision operators are in, is, not, notIn.

  • gasValue: Filter by gas value used in the transaction. Available comparision operators are between, gt, gteq, in, is, lt, lteq, not, notIn.

  • height: Filter by height of block where transaction happened. Available comparision operators are between, gt, gteq, in, is, lt, lteq, not, notIn.

  • options: Filter returned data by ordering, limiting and constrainting transaction data. Available fields: asc, ascByInteger, desc, descByInteger, limit, limitBy, offset

  • success:

  • time: Filter by time when transaction happened. Time should be in ISO8601-encoded datetime string. Ex, June 17th, 2023 will be 2023-07-17T00:00:00Z. Available comparision operator are after, before, between, in, is, not, notIn, since, tiil.

  • txCreates:

  • txHash: Filter by transaction hash of the transaction. Available comparision operators are is, in, not, notIn.

  • txIndex: Filter by index of transaction in the block. Available comparision operators are is, in, not, notIn.

  • txSender: Filter by address of transaction sender. Available comparision operators are is, in, not, notIn.

  • txTo: Filter by address transaction is sent to. Available comparision operators are is, in, not, notIn.

  • txType:

transactions field has following subfield which returns relevant information about blockchain transactions.

  • any:
  • block: returns block details in which transaction happened
  • count: returns aggregate count of transactions
  • countBigInt: returns aggregate count of transactions in BigInt format
  • creates:
  • currency: returns details of currency used in tranasction
  • date: returns date of transaction
  • error: returns error value
  • expression: performs arithematic operation and returns value of the operation
  • feePayer:
  • feeRatio:
  • gas: returns gas value consumed in transaction
  • gasCurrency: returns gas currency used in a particular transaction
  • gasPrice: returns gas price for a particular transaction
  • gasValue: returns gas value consumed to perform a particular transaction
  • hash: returns hash of a particular transaction
  • index: returns index of a transaction in a block
  • maximum: returns maximum of selected measurable field of transactions
  • minimum: returns minimum of selected measurable field of transactions
  • nonce: returns nonce of a tranasction
  • sender: returns address of sender of a particular transaction
  • success: returns if transaction is success or not
  • to: returns address to which of a particular transaction was sent
  • txType: returns transaction type
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