@cobo/cobo-waas2 1.14.0 → 1.16.0

package/dist/api/DevelopersApi.js

@@ -88,8 +88,8 @@ var DevelopersApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {String} [wallet_ids] A list of wallet IDs, separated by commas.
      * @param {module:model/String} [status] The callback message status. Possible values include `Approved`, `Denied`, and `Failed`.
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ListCallbackMessages200Response} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
@@ -130,8 +130,8 @@ var DevelopersApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {String} opts.wallet_ids A list of wallet IDs, separated by commas.
      * @param {module:model/String} opts.status The callback message status. Possible values include `Approved`, `Denied`, and `Failed`.
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ListCallbackMessages200Response}
      */
   }, {

package/dist/api/DevelopersWebhooksApi.js

@@ -196,8 +196,8 @@ var DevelopersWebhooksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {module:model/WebhookEndpointStatus} [status] 
      * @param {module:model/WebhookEventType} [event_type] 
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ListWebhookEndpoints200Response} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
@@ -232,8 +232,8 @@ var DevelopersWebhooksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {module:model/WebhookEndpointStatus} opts.status 
      * @param {module:model/WebhookEventType} opts.event_type 
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ListWebhookEndpoints200Response}
      */
   }, {
@@ -287,8 +287,8 @@ var DevelopersWebhooksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {String} endpoint_id The webhook endpoint ID. You can retrieve a list of webhook endpoint IDs by calling [List webhook endpoints](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/api-references/developers--webhooks/list-webhook-endpoints).
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ListWebhookEventLogs200Response} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
@@ -332,8 +332,8 @@ var DevelopersWebhooksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {String} endpoint_id The webhook endpoint ID. You can retrieve a list of webhook endpoint IDs by calling [List webhook endpoints](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/api-references/developers--webhooks/list-webhook-endpoints).
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ListWebhookEventLogs200Response}
      */
   }, {
@@ -352,8 +352,8 @@ var DevelopersWebhooksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {module:model/WebhookEventStatus} [status] 
      * @param {module:model/WebhookEventType} [type] 
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ListWebhookEvents200Response} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
@@ -395,8 +395,8 @@ var DevelopersWebhooksApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {module:model/WebhookEventStatus} opts.status 
      * @param {module:model/WebhookEventType} opts.type 
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ListWebhookEvents200Response}
      */
   }, {

package/dist/api/FeeStationApi.js

@@ -46,10 +46,10 @@ var FeeStationApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
   }
 
   /**
-   * Estimate transaction fee
-   * This operation estimates the transaction fee of a token transfer based on the fee model that the chain uses, considering factors such as network congestion and transaction complexity.  You need to specify the transaction information, including destination address, token ID.  The response can contain different properties based on the transaction fee model used by the chain. For the legacy, EIP-1559, and UTXO fee models, Cobo also supports three different transaction speed levels: slow, recommended, and fast. For more information about estimating transaction fees, refer to [Estimate transaction fee](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/guides/transactions/estimate-fees). 
+   * Estimate fee for Fee Station transaction
+   * This operation estimates the gas fee required for a top-up transaction sent by [Fee Station](https://manuals.cobo.com/en/portal/fee-station/introduction) to provide gas to the sender of the original transaction.  You need to provide the token ID and transfer amount.  For more information about transaction fee models and how fees are calculated, refer to [Estimate transaction fee](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/guides/transactions/estimate-fees). 
    * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
-   * @param {module:model/FeeStationTransfer} [FeeStationTransfer] The information about a token transfer.
+   * @param {module:model/FeeStationTransfer} [FeeStationTransfer] The information about a Fee Station top-up transaction.
    * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/EstimatedFixedFee} and HTTP response
    */
   return _createClass(FeeStationApi, [{
@@ -72,10 +72,10 @@ var FeeStationApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
     }
 
     /**
-     * Estimate transaction fee
-     * This operation estimates the transaction fee of a token transfer based on the fee model that the chain uses, considering factors such as network congestion and transaction complexity.  You need to specify the transaction information, including destination address, token ID.  The response can contain different properties based on the transaction fee model used by the chain. For the legacy, EIP-1559, and UTXO fee models, Cobo also supports three different transaction speed levels: slow, recommended, and fast. For more information about estimating transaction fees, refer to [Estimate transaction fee](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/guides/transactions/estimate-fees). 
+     * Estimate fee for Fee Station transaction
+     * This operation estimates the gas fee required for a top-up transaction sent by [Fee Station](https://manuals.cobo.com/en/portal/fee-station/introduction) to provide gas to the sender of the original transaction.  You need to provide the token ID and transfer amount.  For more information about transaction fee models and how fees are calculated, refer to [Estimate transaction fee](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/guides/transactions/estimate-fees). 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
-     * @param {module:model/FeeStationTransfer} opts.FeeStationTransfer The information about a token transfer.
+     * @param {module:model/FeeStationTransfer} opts.FeeStationTransfer The information about a Fee Station top-up transaction.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/EstimatedFixedFee}
      */
   }, {
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ var FeeStationApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
 
     /**
      * Get Fee Station transaction information
-     * This operation retrieves detailed information about a specified Fee Station transaction, such as the transaction status, source address, destination address, and timestamp. 
+     * This operation retrieves detailed information about a specified Fee Station transaction record, such as the transaction status, source address, destination address, and timestamp. 
      * @param {String} transaction_id The transaction ID.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/TransactionDetail} and HTTP response
      */
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ var FeeStationApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
 
     /**
      * Get Fee Station transaction information
-     * This operation retrieves detailed information about a specified Fee Station transaction, such as the transaction status, source address, destination address, and timestamp. 
+     * This operation retrieves detailed information about a specified Fee Station transaction record, such as the transaction status, source address, destination address, and timestamp. 
      * @param {String} transaction_id The transaction ID.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/TransactionDetail}
      */
@@ -132,13 +132,13 @@ var FeeStationApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
 
     /**
      * List Fee Station addresses
-     * This operation retrieves a list of addresses within your Fee Station. 
+     * This operation retrieves a list of deposit addresses of your Fee Station, including the chain ID, address, and additional information. You can filter the result by chain ID and address. 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {String} [chain_ids] A list of chain IDs, separated by comma. The chain ID is the unique identifier of a blockchain. You can retrieve the IDs of all the chains you can use by calling [List enabled chains](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/api-references/wallets/list-enabled-chains).
      * @param {String} [addresses] A list of wallet addresses, separated by comma. For addresses requiring a memo, append the memo after the address using the '|' separator (e.g., \"address|memo\").
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ListAddresses200Response} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
@@ -168,13 +168,13 @@ var FeeStationApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
 
     /**
      * List Fee Station addresses
-     * This operation retrieves a list of addresses within your Fee Station. 
+     * This operation retrieves a list of deposit addresses of your Fee Station, including the chain ID, address, and additional information. You can filter the result by chain ID and address. 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {String} opts.chain_ids A list of chain IDs, separated by comma. The chain ID is the unique identifier of a blockchain. You can retrieve the IDs of all the chains you can use by calling [List enabled chains](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/api-references/wallets/list-enabled-chains).
      * @param {String} opts.addresses A list of wallet addresses, separated by comma. For addresses requiring a memo, append the memo after the address using the '|' separator (e.g., \"address|memo\").
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ListAddresses200Response}
      */
   }, {
@@ -198,11 +198,11 @@ var FeeStationApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {String} [chain_ids] A list of chain IDs, separated by comma. The chain ID is the unique identifier of a blockchain. You can retrieve the IDs of all the chains you can use by calling [List enabled chains](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/api-references/wallets/list-enabled-chains).
      * @param {String} [token_ids] A list of token IDs, separated by comma. The token ID is the unique identifier of a token. You can retrieve the IDs of all the tokens you can use by calling [List enabled tokens](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/api-references/wallets/list-enabled-tokens).
      * @param {String} [asset_ids] (This concept applies to Exchange Wallets only) A list of asset IDs, separated by comma. An asset ID is the unique identifier of the asset held within your linked exchange account.
-     * @param {Number} [min_created_timestamp] The time when the transaction was created, in Unix timestamp format, measured in milliseconds. You can use this parameter to filter transactions created on or after the specified time.
-     * @param {Number} [max_created_timestamp] The time when the transaction was created, in Unix timestamp format, measured in milliseconds. You can use this parameter to filter transactions created on or before the specified time.
+     * @param {Number} [min_created_timestamp] The time when the transaction was created, in Unix timestamp format, measured in milliseconds. You can use this parameter to filter transactions created on or after the specified time.  If not provided, the default value is 90 days before the current time. This default value is subject to change. 
+     * @param {Number} [max_created_timestamp] The time when the transaction was created, in Unix timestamp format, measured in milliseconds. You can use this parameter to filter transactions created on or before the specified time.  If not provided, the default value is the current time. This default value is subject to change. 
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @param {module:model/String} [direction = '')] The sort direction. Possible values include:   - `ASC`: Sort the results in ascending order.   - `DESC`: Sort the results in descending order. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ListTransactions200Response} and HTTP response
      */
@@ -254,11 +254,11 @@ var FeeStationApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {String} opts.chain_ids A list of chain IDs, separated by comma. The chain ID is the unique identifier of a blockchain. You can retrieve the IDs of all the chains you can use by calling [List enabled chains](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/api-references/wallets/list-enabled-chains).
      * @param {String} opts.token_ids A list of token IDs, separated by comma. The token ID is the unique identifier of a token. You can retrieve the IDs of all the tokens you can use by calling [List enabled tokens](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/api-references/wallets/list-enabled-tokens).
      * @param {String} opts.asset_ids (This concept applies to Exchange Wallets only) A list of asset IDs, separated by comma. An asset ID is the unique identifier of the asset held within your linked exchange account.
-     * @param {Number} opts.min_created_timestamp The time when the transaction was created, in Unix timestamp format, measured in milliseconds. You can use this parameter to filter transactions created on or after the specified time.
-     * @param {Number} opts.max_created_timestamp The time when the transaction was created, in Unix timestamp format, measured in milliseconds. You can use this parameter to filter transactions created on or before the specified time.
+     * @param {Number} opts.min_created_timestamp The time when the transaction was created, in Unix timestamp format, measured in milliseconds. You can use this parameter to filter transactions created on or after the specified time.  If not provided, the default value is 90 days before the current time. This default value is subject to change. 
+     * @param {Number} opts.max_created_timestamp The time when the transaction was created, in Unix timestamp format, measured in milliseconds. You can use this parameter to filter transactions created on or before the specified time.  If not provided, the default value is the current time. This default value is subject to change. 
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @param {module:model/String} opts.direction The sort direction. Possible values include:   - `ASC`: Sort the results in ascending order.   - `DESC`: Sort the results in descending order.  (default to '')
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ListTransactions200Response}
      */
@@ -276,8 +276,8 @@ var FeeStationApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {String} [token_ids] A list of token IDs, separated by comma. The token ID is the unique identifier of a token. You can retrieve the IDs of all the tokens you can use by calling [List enabled tokens](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/api-references/wallets/list-enabled-tokens).
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ListTokenBalancesForFeeStation200Response} and HTTP response
      */
   }, {
@@ -310,8 +310,8 @@ var FeeStationApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {String} opts.token_ids A list of token IDs, separated by comma. The token ID is the unique identifier of a token. You can retrieve the IDs of all the tokens you can use by calling [List enabled tokens](https://www.cobo.com/developers/v2/api-references/wallets/list-enabled-tokens).
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ListTokenBalancesForFeeStation200Response}
      */
   }, {

package/dist/api/PaymentApi.js

@@ -406,8 +406,8 @@ var PaymentApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * This operation retrieves the information of all refund orders. 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @param {String} [merchant_id] The merchant ID.
      * @param {String} [request_id] The request ID.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/GetRefunds200Response} and HTTP response
@@ -442,8 +442,8 @@ var PaymentApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * This operation retrieves the information of all refund orders. 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @param {String} opts.merchant_id The merchant ID.
      * @param {String} opts.request_id The request ID.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/GetRefunds200Response}
@@ -587,8 +587,8 @@ var PaymentApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * This operation retrieves the information of all merchants.   You can filter the results by using a keyword for fuzzy search on merchant names or by specifying a wallet ID. 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @param {String} [keyword] A search term used for fuzzy matching of merchant names.
      * @param {String} [wallet_id] The wallet ID.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ListMerchants200Response} and HTTP response
@@ -623,8 +623,8 @@ var PaymentApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * This operation retrieves the information of all merchants.   You can filter the results by using a keyword for fuzzy search on merchant names or by specifying a wallet ID. 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @param {String} opts.keyword A search term used for fuzzy matching of merchant names.
      * @param {String} opts.wallet_id The wallet ID.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ListMerchants200Response}
@@ -642,8 +642,8 @@ var PaymentApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * This operation retrieves the information of all pay-in orders. You can filter the result by merchant ID. 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @param {String} [merchant_id] The merchant ID.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ListPaymentOrders200Response} and HTTP response
      */
@@ -676,8 +676,8 @@ var PaymentApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * This operation retrieves the information of all pay-in orders. You can filter the result by merchant ID. 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @param {String} opts.merchant_id The merchant ID.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ListPaymentOrders200Response}
      */
@@ -694,8 +694,8 @@ var PaymentApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * This operation retrieves the information of all settlement requests. 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {Number} [limit = 10)] The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50].
-     * @param {String} [before] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} [after] This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} [before] A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} [after] A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @param {String} [request_id] The request ID.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with an object containing data of type {@link module:model/ListSettlementRequests200Response} and HTTP response
      */
@@ -728,8 +728,8 @@ var PaymentApi = exports["default"] = /*#__PURE__*/function () {
      * This operation retrieves the information of all settlement requests. 
      * @param {Object} opts Optional parameters
      * @param {Number} opts.limit The maximum number of objects to return. For most operations, the value range is [1, 50]. (default to 10)
-     * @param {String} opts.before This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data before the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C.  If you set `before` to the ID of Object C (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object A.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. - If you set it to `infinity`, the last page of data is returned. 
-     * @param {String} opts.after This parameter specifies an object ID as a starting point for pagination, retrieving data after the specified object relative to the current dataset.    Suppose the current data is ordered as Object A, Object B, and Object C. If you set `after` to the ID of Object A (`RqeEoTkgKG5rpzqYzg2Hd3szmPoj2cE7w5jWwShz3C1vyGSAk`), the response will include Object B and Object C.    **Notes**:   - If you set both `after` and `before`, an error will occur. - If you leave both `before` and `after` empty, the first page of data is returned. 
+     * @param {String} opts.before A cursor indicating the position before the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. If you are paginating forward from the beginning, you do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating backward (to the previous page), you should pass the before value returned from the last response. 
+     * @param {String} opts.after A cursor indicating the position after the current page. This value is generated by Cobo and returned in the response. You do not need to provide it on the first request. When paginating forward (to the next page), you should pass the after value returned from the last response. 
      * @param {String} opts.request_id The request ID.
      * @return {Promise} a {@link https://www.promisejs.org/|Promise}, with data of type {@link module:model/ListSettlementRequests200Response}
      */