This endpoint retrieves order details by order ID or client request ID.
cancelled in the response.filled in the response.404 Not Found response if you try to retrieve the order details after that time.
market in the query parameters. Then, you can provide either order-id or client-request-id but not both to specify the order you want to retrieve.
Typically, you would use order-id when you have the order ID from a previous order creation while client-request-id is used when you want to retrieve an order that you haven’t received a confirmation for yet.
order object, quantity represents the remaining quantity and filledQuantity represents the cumulative filled quantity.
The two values will add up to the original order quantity.
| Header Name | Description | Always Present |
|---|---|---|
X-Api-Quota-Used | The number of requests you have made in the current rate limit window | Yes |
X-Api-Quota-Limit | Your current rate limit (requests per minute) | Yes |
Retry-After | Number of seconds to wait before making another request (429 responses only) | No |
X-Api-Quota-Used and X-Api-Quota-Limit to monitor how close you are to hitting your rate limitX-Api-Quota-Used approaches X-Api-Quota-Limit, slow down your request rateRetry-After header before making another requestBearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Example value: ETH-USD. To get all supported markets, call /api/v1/markets endpoint.
Example value: 01J4MD3R7N4HH4G76PT47VG3QC. This is the unique identifier of the order. You can get this value from the create order response.
Example value: 0835bf3e-4a20-41f0-908d-8213f2b7a285. This is the same value as the clientRequestId field in the create order request.