@stable_sea/sdk 0.1.4 → 0.1.5

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@@ -73,19 +73,21 @@ export interface paths {
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  };
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  /**
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  * List balances
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- * @description Lists what the business holds, one row per (chain, source, asset, segregated rail).
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+ * @description Lists the business's balances, with one row per chain, source, asset and segregated rail. To calculate an asset total, sum its rows. A present `segregated_rail` restricts a balance to that rail; an omitted value identifies a spendable balance.
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  *
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- * ROWS ARE NOT AGGREGATED PER ASSET. A business holding USDC on two chains, or holding both a spendable and a rail-locked USDC balance, sees a row for each. segregated_rail is what tells them apart: absent means spendable, and a present value means the balance can be held and withdrawn over that rail only. Summing the rows for one asset gives the total holding; only the rows themselves say which part of it is spendable.
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+ * **Amounts**
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  *
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- * PENDING IS GROSS AND DIRECTIONAL. pending_incoming_native and pending_outgoing_native are two independent non-negative figures and are never netted against one another. A bucket with 3000 leaving and 500 arriving reports both; there is no single net number, because it would hide the withdrawal that is reducing what the business can spend. What IS netted, inside each figure, is a single movement's pass-through legs: a purchase that credits and debits the same account within one movement counts once, not twice in both directions.
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+ * `balance_native` is settled. `pending_incoming_native` and `pending_outgoing_native` are separate, non-negative amounts; they are not netted against each other. Within each amount, credits and debits passing through the same account in a single movement are netted.
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  *
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- * UNPRICED ASSETS CARRY NO DOLLAR FIGURE. When we hold no USD rate for an asset at created_ts, balance_usd, pending_incoming_usd and pending_outgoing_usd are omitted rather than reported as 0. Treat an absent field as "not valued", never as zero value.
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+ * USD fields are omitted when no rate is available at `created_ts`. An omitted value means unpriced, not zero.
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  *
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- * IDS ARE STABLE. A balance id is derived from (business, chain, source, asset, segregated rail), so the same bucket keeps the same id across reads even as its figures move. Two sweeps can be diffed row by row, and any row can be re-read with the retrieve.
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+ * **Pagination**
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  *
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- * PAGING. limit defaults to 10 and may not exceed 100; a larger value is rejected rather than reduced, so has_more always answers the question you asked. starting_after and ending_before each take a balance id and cannot be combined. Rows are ordered by chain, then source, then asset, then rail — a stable order, not a chronological one. has_more reports whether more rows exist in the direction this page was taken. A cursor that names no current row is rejected rather than ignored: a bucket that has emptied since you saw it is gone from the list, and paging from it would silently restart at the beginning.
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+ * `limit` defaults to 10 and cannot exceed 100. Use a balance ID as either `starting_after` or `ending_before`, not both. Rows are ordered by chain, source, asset and rail. `has_more` refers to the requested paging direction. A cursor that no longer identifies a current balance, including an emptied bucket, returns an error.
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  *
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- * FRESHNESS. Every figure is as of created_ts, which is the instant the ledger was cut and the assets were priced. It is a live read: there is no cache and no lag.
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+ * **Snapshot**
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+ *
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+ * Balances are read live. All amounts and USD valuations reflect the snapshot time in `created_ts`. A balance ID is stable for the same business, chain, source, asset and rail.
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  */
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  get: operations["balances.list"];
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  put?: never;
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  };
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  /**
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  * Retrieve a balance
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- * @description Retrieves one balance by id.
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- *
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- * A balance is ONE (chain, source, asset, segregated rail) bucket, not an asset total. Its id is derived from that key, so it is stable across reads and can be stored and re-read.
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+ * @description Retrieves one balance by its stable ID. Each balance represents a chain, source, asset and segregated rail, rather than an asset total.
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  *
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- * FIGURES. balance_native is settled; pending_incoming_native and pending_outgoing_native are the in-flight legs, reported separately and never netted against one another. What IS netted, inside each figure, is a single movement's pass-through legs: a purchase that credits and debits the same account within one movement counts once, not twice in both directions. The _usd fields are omitted entirely when we hold no rate for the asset at created_ts — absent means "not valued", never zero.
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+ * `balance_native` is settled. Pending incoming and outgoing amounts are reported separately. Within each pending amount, credits and debits passing through the same account in a single movement are netted. USD fields are omitted when no rate is available at `created_ts`; omission means unpriced, not zero.
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  *
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- * SCOPING. Any balance this credential's business holds may be retrieved, and nothing else. An id that names no bucket, one belonging to another business, and one whose bucket has emptied since you saw it are answered identically.
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+ * Unknown, emptied, and cross-business balance IDs return the same not-found response.
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  */
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  get: operations["balances.get"];
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  /**
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  * List events
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- * @description Lists the events recorded for the platform, newest first.
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+ * @description Lists all eligible events for the credential's business and environment, newest first. One credential addresses one business; there is no additional account scope. Events about pay-ins, payouts and held deposits are excluded.
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  *
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- * SCOPING. The response covers every event this credential recorded except those about pay-ins and payouts, so one cursor sweep reconciles everything this API serves. There is no narrower scope to ask for: one credential addresses one business.
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+ * **Availability**
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  *
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- * PAY-INS AND PAYOUTS ARE NOT SERVED. An event about a pay-in or a payout is never listed, and neither is one about a held deposit, which has no /v1 transaction. That holds for events recorded before this API stopped serving payments as well. A withheld event is answered like an id that names no event, and a cursor that names one is refused like a cursor that names no event, so restart from the newest page by sending no cursor.
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+ * Events enter the list 60 seconds after `created_ts`. Retrieve by ID to read an event during that window. The delay keeps cursor pages stable: older events do not appear behind a cursor that has already passed them. Events remain available for at least 90 days after recording.
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  *
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- * FRESHNESS. An event becomes listable 60 seconds after its created_ts. Inside that window it can be retrieved by id but is not returned here. Once a page has been served, the range it covers is complete and final: no older event can appear behind a cursor that has already passed it. Retrieval by id is not lagged.
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+ * **Pagination**
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  *
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- * PAGING. limit defaults to 10 and may not exceed 100; a larger value is rejected rather than reduced, so has_more always answers the question you asked. starting_after and ending_before each take an event id and cannot be combined. Pages are newest-first in both directions — ending_before returns the events immediately newer than the cursor, still ordered newest first. has_more reports whether more LISTABLE events exist in the direction this page was taken (older ones under starting_after, newer ones under ending_before); it is not a statement about the stream as a whole. Paging with ending_before from an event recorded moments ago can therefore return an empty page with has_more false while newer events exist but have not yet cleared the freshness window above.
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+ * `limit` defaults to 10 and cannot exceed 100. Larger values are rejected. Use an event ID as either `starting_after` for older events or `ending_before` for immediately newer events, not both. Both directions return newest-first pages.
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- * RETENTION. An event remains listable for at least 90 days after it is recorded.
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+ * `has_more` refers to currently listable events in the requested direction. It may be false while newer events are still within the availability window. Unknown, excluded, cross-business and cross-environment cursors return the same invalid-cursor response. Restart from the newest page by omitting the cursor.
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  */
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  get: operations["events.list"];
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  /**
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- * @description Retrieves one recorded event by id.
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- * FRESHNESS. Retrieval is not lagged: an event is readable as soon as it is recorded, including during the 60 seconds before it becomes listable.
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+ * @description Retrieves an eligible event for the credential's business and environment. Events are readable immediately after recording, including the 60 seconds before they appear in list results, and remain retrievable for at least 90 days.
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- * SCOPING. Any event this credential recorded may be retrieved, and nothing else, with one exclusion: an event about a pay-in, a payout or a held deposit is not served, because this API never serves those. An id that names no event, one belonging to another business, one recorded in the other environment, and one withheld for that reason are answered identically.
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- * RETENTION. An event remains retrievable for at least 90 days after it is recorded.
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+ * One credential addresses one business; there is no additional account scope. Events about pay-ins, payouts and held deposits are excluded. Unknown, excluded, cross-business and cross-environment IDs return the same not-found response.
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  */
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  get: operations["events.get"];
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  patch?: never;
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  trace?: never;
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+ "/v1/external_wallet_operations/{id}": {
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+ parameters: {
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+ query?: never;
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+ header?: never;
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+ path?: never;
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+ cookie?: never;
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * Retrieve an external wallet operation
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+ * @description Returns processing status and the resulting wallet id. A succeeded registration records the wallet; it does not promise screening clearance, custodian approval or withdrawal eligibility.
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+ */
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+ get: operations["external_wallet_operations.get"];
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+ put?: never;
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+ post?: never;
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+ delete?: never;
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+ options?: never;
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+ head?: never;
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+ patch?: never;
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+ trace?: never;
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+ };
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  "/v1/external_wallets": {
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  /**
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  * List external wallets
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- * @description Lists the external wallets the business has connected: the addresses it whitelisted for withdrawals, each with the latest on-chain holdings of the tokens Stable Sea tracks.
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+ * @description Lists withdrawal addresses connected to the business, with the latest available on-chain holdings of tokens Stable Sea tracks. These holdings describe the external address and are excluded from `/v1/balances`.
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+ * **Holdings**
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+ * Holdings are available for wallets that are enabled, cleared for withdrawals, and on Ethereum or Stellar. Reads run in the background every few minutes. Readings are returned for up to 15 minutes; `holdings_read_ts` identifies the reading time.
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- * THESE ARE NOT STABLE SEA BALANCES. holdings is read from the chain and describes the address; it is not money Stable Sea holds, and it is never part of /v1/balances.
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+ * - `ok`: the latest read succeeded.
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+ * - `stale`: the latest read failed; the last successful reading is shown.
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+ * - `unavailable`: no reading is available. This does not mean the wallet is empty.
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+ * - `shared_address`: a Stellar address with a memo; address-level holdings cannot be attributed to this destination.
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+ * - `not_monitored`: the wallet does not meet the monitoring conditions. It is still listed, without holdings.
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- * HOLDINGS ARE READ ONLY FOR MONITORED WALLETS: enabled, cleared for withdrawals, and on a network we read (Ethereum, Stellar). Every other wallet is still listed, with holdings_status not_monitored and no holdings. Holdings are read in the background every few minutes, not on request. A reading is served for at most 15 minutes: holdings_status is ok when the latest read succeeded and stale when it failed and the last good reading is shown, and holdings_read_ts says when it was read. unavailable means there is no reading, not that the wallet is empty. A Stellar address with a memo is a shared deposit address and is answered shared_address.
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+ * **Pagination**
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- * PAGING. limit defaults to 10 and may not exceed 100; a larger value is rejected rather than reduced. starting_after and ending_before each take an external wallet id and cannot be combined. Wallets are ordered newest first by created_ts, ties by id. A cursor that names no current wallet is rejected rather than ignored.
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+ * `limit` defaults to 10 and cannot exceed 100. Use an external wallet ID as either `starting_after` or `ending_before`, not both. Wallets are ordered newest first by `created_ts`, then ID. An unknown or removed cursor returns an error.
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+ /**
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+ * Register an external wallet
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+ * @description Submits a business-owned wallet for registration using the same validation, screening and network rules as Terminal. Poll the returned operation until processing succeeds or fails, then retrieve its external_wallet. Registration does not enable withdrawals or clear a pending review. Requires money:external_wallets_write and an Idempotency-Key.
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+ */
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+ post: operations["external_wallets.create"];
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- * @description Retrieves one external wallet by id, with its latest on-chain holdings when the wallet is monitored.
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+ * @description Retrieves one withdrawal address connected to the business, with its latest available on-chain holdings when monitored. Holdings describe the external address and are excluded from `/v1/balances`. See the list endpoint for monitoring conditions and `holdings_status` values.
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- * holdings is read from the chain and is not money Stable Sea holds. See the listing for what each holdings_status means.
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- * SCOPING. Any wallet this credential's business has connected may be retrieved, and nothing else. An id that names no wallet, one belonging to another business, and one whose wallet has been removed are answered identically.
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+ * Unknown, removed, and cross-business wallet IDs return the same not-found response.
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+ /**
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+ * Rename an external wallet
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+ * @description Submits a rename for a wallet your business connected. The new name is screened using Terminal's existing rules. Poll the returned operation for the outcome. The address, network and other wallet properties remain unchanged.
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+ */
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- * @description Records a fund order for the authenticated business and returns it as pending. Placement is not execution: the order is executed asynchronously against the same authorization checks and the same trading engine the product uses, and the quoted price is verified against the NAV the trade runs at. Poll the order to follow it through executing to filled or failed.
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+ * @description Creates a fund order for the authenticated business and returns it as `pending`. Execution is asynchronous and uses the same authorization checks and trading engine as Terminal. Retrieve the order to follow it through `executing` to `filled` or `failed`.
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- * An order can fail at execution for reasons a placement cannot foresee. An express order in particular draws on a shared reserve whose liquidity is not promised by the quote, and a quoted price that has drifted from the NAV the trade executes at is refused rather than filled. A failed order names the reason; an express refusal can be re-placed as standard against the same unexpired quote.
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+ * The quoted price is checked against the NAV at execution. Price changes and insufficient express liquidity can cause execution to fail. The failed order includes a reason. While the quote remains valid, an express refusal can be submitted as a new standard order.
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- * Orders execute on the production API. Use a production credential created in Stable Sea Terminal with an account from the same business. A credential that this host does not serve is refused with environment_not_served. The refusal is returned before the order exists, so no idempotency key is consumed and nothing is left pending.
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+ * Use a Live key with the production URL or a Test key with the sandbox URL. A credential environment this host does not serve returns `environment_not_served` before an order or idempotency record is created.
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- * @description Read the authenticated business's movement switches, effective calendar/rolling limits and outgoing approval tiers. No policy or financial writes. These are current observations, not a transfer authorization. No withdrawal endpoint is enabled by this read. Delay/cooloff report supported=false; null limits mean no flow-wide cap, not unavailable data. Highest matching approval minimum applies when USD valuation is known. If USD valuation is unavailable for an on-chain withdrawal or fund trade, the highest configured approval rule for that flow applies regardless of amount. Changed pending policies require resubmission.
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+ * @description Returns the authenticated business's movement switches, effective limits, usage and outgoing approval tiers. This read-only snapshot does not authorize a transfer or enable withdrawal creation through the API. Controls are checked again when a request executes.
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+ * Reconcile using `asset_changes` from all transactions, including failed transactions, rather than filtering by status. A partially settled movement reports the changes that settled. Pay-ins and payouts are excluded from transaction, statement-transaction and event lists, but still affect balances and statement totals. Businesses with those movements need additional payment records to reconcile.
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  *
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- * IT REPORTS WHAT SETTLED, NOT WHAT THE STATUS SAYS. A movement still in flight reports no change at all, because none of its legs has reached a balance yet. A movement that failed after part of it settled reports the part that settled. One whose every leg failed reports no change. For a business with no pay-ins or payouts, sum an asset's amounts across every transaction — with no filter on status — to reconcile against /v1/balances. Pay-ins and payouts are never served on this API, though /v1/balances still includes their effect, so a business with payment movements cannot reconcile its balance from /v1/transactions alone.
557
+ * The status is `pending`, `processing`, `completed` or `failed`. `completed_ts` and `failed_ts` are mutually exclusive and absent while execution is pending or processing.
515
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  *
516
- * STATUS. The four states are pending, processing, completed and failed. completed_ts and failed_ts are mutually exclusive, and neither is present while the movement is in flight.
517
- *
518
- * SCOPING. Any transaction booked for this credential's business may be retrieved, and nothing else. An id that names no movement and one belonging to another business are answered identically.
559
+ * Unknown and cross-business IDs return the same not-found response.
519
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  */
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  get: operations["transactions.get"];
521
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  put?: never;
@@ -541,7 +582,7 @@ export interface paths {
541
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  put?: never;
542
583
  /**
543
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  * Create a webhook endpoint
544
- * @description Registers one HTTPS webhook endpoint for the authenticated business. The signing secret is returned only by this response and its encrypted idempotent replay.
585
+ * @description Registers one HTTPS webhook endpoint for the authenticated business. The signing secret is returned only by this response and a replay of the same request with its idempotency key.
545
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  */
546
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  post: operations["webhook_endpoints.create"];
547
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  delete?: never;
@@ -583,7 +624,7 @@ export interface paths {
583
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  };
584
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  /**
585
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  * List webhook deliveries
586
- * @description Lists secret-free delivery health for an endpoint, newest first. limit defaults to 10 and may not exceed 100. starting_after and ending_before are mutually exclusive. Deliveries of events about pay-ins and payouts (and held deposits, which have no /v1 transaction) are not served, and none is sent. A cursor that names a withheld delivery is refused like a cursor that names no delivery, so restart from the newest page by sending no cursor.
627
+ * @description Lists delivery status for an endpoint, newest first, without signing secrets. limit defaults to 10 and may not exceed 100. starting_after and ending_before are mutually exclusive. Deliveries of events about pay-ins and payouts (and held deposits, which have no /v1 transaction) are not served, and none is sent. A cursor that names a withheld delivery is refused like a cursor that names no delivery, so restart from the newest page by sending no cursor.
587
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  */
588
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  get: operations["webhook_deliveries.list"];
589
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  put?: never;
@@ -645,7 +686,7 @@ export interface paths {
645
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  put?: never;
646
687
  /**
647
688
  * Disable a webhook endpoint
648
- * @description Disables a webhook endpoint so future events are not materialized for delivery. Repeating the operation is safe.
689
+ * @description Disables a webhook endpoint so future events are no longer scheduled for delivery. Repeating the operation is safe.
649
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  */
650
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  post: operations["webhook_endpoints.disable"];
651
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  delete?: never;
@@ -665,7 +706,7 @@ export interface paths {
665
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  put?: never;
666
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  /**
667
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  * Rotate a webhook endpoint signing secret
668
- * @description Issues a replacement signing secret for this endpoint. The secret is returned only by this response and its encrypted idempotent replay.
709
+ * @description Issues a replacement signing secret for this endpoint. The secret is returned only by this response and a replay of the same request with its idempotency key.
669
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  */
670
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  post: operations["webhook_endpoints.rotate_secret"];
671
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  delete?: never;
@@ -695,7 +736,7 @@ export interface components {
695
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  capabilities: string[];
696
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  /**
697
738
  * Format: date-time
698
- * @description When this business's first API credential was issued in this environment -- the moment its API account came into existence. It is NOT the date the business signed up on the web app. Until the first key is rotated this equals the credential's own created_ts on /v1/api_clients/current; after a rotation that one moves and this one does not.
739
+ * @description When the business's first API credential was issued in this environment. Unchanged by key rotation; separate from the business's signup date.
699
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  */
700
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  created_ts: string;
701
742
  /** @description The account id. Constant for the life of a credential. */
@@ -716,7 +757,7 @@ export interface components {
716
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  asset: string;
717
758
  /** @description The settled balance, in the asset's own units. */
718
759
  balance_native: string;
719
- /** @description The settled balance valued in USD. ABSENT when we hold no rate for this asset at created_ts — the field is omitted rather than reported as 0, which would be an invented number. */
760
+ /** @description Settled balance in USD. Omitted when no rate is available at created_ts; omission means unpriced, not zero. */
720
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  balance_usd?: string;
721
762
  /**
722
763
  * @description The network this holding sits on. off_chain is the chain-agnostic omnibus balance; unknown means the chain could not be attributed, and the holding is reported anyway rather than dropped.
@@ -730,19 +771,19 @@ export interface components {
730
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  created_ts: string;
731
772
  /** @description The balance id. Derived from (business, chain, source, asset, segregated rail), so it is stable across reads and safe to diff against. */
732
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  id: string;
733
- /** @description False only for an isolated mock-money-only ledger; independent of the reading credential. */
774
+ /** @description Whether the resource represents live financial data. False for an isolated simulated ledger; independent of the reading credential. */
734
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  livemode: boolean;
735
776
  /** @enum {string} */
736
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  object: "balance";
737
- /** @description Value on its way IN to this bucket and not yet settled, in the asset's own units. Never netted against pending_outgoing_native. A single movement's pass-through legs ARE netted inside this figure: an account credited and debited within one movement counts once, not twice in both directions. */
778
+ /** @description Value incoming to this balance and not yet settled, in the asset's own units. Never netted against pending_outgoing_native. A single movement's pass-through legs are netted inside this figure: an account credited and debited within one movement counts once, not twice in both directions. */
738
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  pending_incoming_native: string;
739
- /** @description pending_incoming_native valued in USD. ABSENT when we hold no rate for this asset at created_ts. */
780
+ /** @description pending_incoming_native valued in USD. Omitted when no rate is available at created_ts. */
740
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  pending_incoming_usd?: string;
741
- /** @description Value on its way OUT of this bucket and not yet settled, in the asset's own units. Never netted against pending_incoming_native. A single movement's pass-through legs ARE netted inside this figure: an account credited and debited within one movement counts once, not twice in both directions. */
782
+ /** @description Value outgoing from this balance and not yet settled, in the asset's own units. Never netted against pending_incoming_native. A single movement's pass-through legs are netted inside this figure: an account credited and debited within one movement counts once, not twice in both directions. */
742
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  pending_outgoing_native: string;
743
- /** @description pending_outgoing_native valued in USD. ABSENT when we hold no rate for this asset at created_ts. */
784
+ /** @description pending_outgoing_native valued in USD. Omitted when no rate is available at created_ts. */
744
785
  pending_outgoing_usd?: string;
745
- /** @description The rail this balance is locked to, when it is locked to one. ABSENT MEANS SPENDABLE. A present value (onchain_stellar today) means the value can be held and withdrawn over that rail only, and is not fungible with the spendable balance in the same asset. */
786
+ /** @description The rail to which this balance is restricted. Omitted for spendable balances. A present value means the balance can be held and withdrawn only over that rail. */
746
787
  segregated_rail?: string;
747
788
  /**
748
789
  * @description The custodian holding this balance.
@@ -774,7 +815,7 @@ export interface components {
774
815
  /** @description RFC 6901 JSON Pointer to the offending field. */
775
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  pointer?: string;
776
817
  }[];
777
- /** @description Human-readable message. Not a contract; branch on code/type. */
818
+ /** @description Human-readable explanation. Use code or type for programmatic handling. */
778
819
  message?: string;
779
820
  /** @description RFC 6901 JSON Pointer to the first offending field (validation errors). */
780
821
  param?: string;
@@ -820,7 +861,7 @@ export interface components {
820
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  object: "list";
821
862
  };
822
863
  /** @enum {string} */
823
- EventTypeName: "notification.created" | "order.updated" | "transaction.created" | "transaction.updated";
864
+ EventTypeName: "external_wallet.created" | "external_wallet.updated" | "external_wallet_operation.updated" | "notification.created" | "order.updated" | "transaction.created" | "transaction.updated";
824
865
  ExternalWallet: {
825
866
  /** @description The wallet's on-chain address, exactly as the business connected it. */
826
867
  address: string;
@@ -842,16 +883,18 @@ export interface components {
842
883
  */
843
884
  holdings_read_ts?: string;
844
885
  /**
845
- * @description Whether holdings carries a reading. ok: the latest read succeeded. stale: the latest read failed, and holdings is the last good read. Either way holdings_read_ts says when it was read, and it is at most 15 minutes old. unavailable: no good read within 15 minutes; holdings is empty, which says nothing about what the wallet holds. shared_address: a Stellar address with a memo, which holds other people's funds and is never read. not_monitored: the wallet's holdings are not read, because it is disabled, on a network we do not monitor, or not yet cleared for withdrawals.
886
+ * @description Availability of holdings. ok: latest read succeeded. stale: latest read failed and the last successful reading is shown. unavailable: no successful reading within 15 minutes; empty holdings do not imply an empty wallet. shared_address: Stellar memo destination whose holdings cannot be attributed at address level. not_monitored: disabled, not cleared for withdrawals, or on an unsupported network. Available readings are at most 15 minutes old; holdings_read_ts identifies their time.
846
887
  * @enum {string}
847
888
  */
848
889
  holdings_status: "ok" | "stale" | "unavailable" | "shared_address" | "not_monitored";
849
890
  /** @description The external wallet id. Stable for the life of the wallet and safe to store. */
850
891
  id: string;
851
- /** @description False only under the validated mock-money-only profile; independent of the reading credential. */
892
+ /** @description Whether holdings represent live on-chain data. False for isolated simulated holdings; independent of the reading credential. */
852
893
  livemode: boolean;
853
- /** @description The Stellar memo the business attached to the address. Absent when there is none. A wallet with a memo is a shared deposit address, such as an exchange's, and its holdings are never read. */
894
+ /** @description Optional Stellar memo identifying this withdrawal destination. Address-level holdings are not reported when a memo is present. */
854
895
  memo?: string;
896
+ /** @description The name your business assigned to this wallet. */
897
+ name?: string;
855
898
  /** @enum {string} */
856
899
  object: "external_wallet";
857
900
  /** @description The network the wallet is on, as a withdrawal rail (onchain_ethereum, onchain_stellar). */
@@ -862,6 +905,18 @@ export interface components {
862
905
  */
863
906
  status: "enabled" | "disabled";
864
907
  };
908
+ ExternalWalletCreateInput: {
909
+ address: string;
910
+ memo?: string;
911
+ memo_not_required?: boolean;
912
+ name: string;
913
+ /** @description Confirm that this business owns and controls the wallet. */
914
+ owner_attestation: boolean;
915
+ /** @enum {string} */
916
+ payment_rail: "onchain_ethereum" | "onchain_stellar" | "onchain_solana";
917
+ /** @enum {string} */
918
+ symbol?: "USDC" | "XLM";
919
+ };
865
920
  ExternalWalletHolding: {
866
921
  /** @description The quantity held, in the token's own units. Exact, never rounded, and always above zero. */
867
922
  amount: string;
@@ -883,6 +938,24 @@ export interface components {
883
938
  /** @enum {string} */
884
939
  object: "list";
885
940
  };
941
+ ExternalWalletOperation: {
942
+ /** Format: date-time */
943
+ created_ts: string;
944
+ /** @description The resulting wallet, once recorded. Registration does not enable withdrawals or clear review. */
945
+ external_wallet?: string;
946
+ failure_code?: string;
947
+ id: string;
948
+ livemode: boolean;
949
+ /** @enum {string} */
950
+ object: "external_wallet_operation";
951
+ /** @enum {string} */
952
+ operation: "create" | "rename";
953
+ /** @enum {string} */
954
+ state: "pending" | "succeeded" | "failed";
955
+ };
956
+ ExternalWalletRenameInput: {
957
+ name: string;
958
+ };
886
959
  List: {
887
960
  data: components["schemas"]["Resource"][];
888
961
  has_more: boolean;
@@ -987,10 +1060,10 @@ export interface components {
987
1060
  approvals_required: number;
988
1061
  /** @enum {string} */
989
1062
  flow: "ach_withdrawal" | "wire_withdrawal" | "onchain_withdrawal" | "fund_buy" | "fund_sell";
990
- /** @description Legacy thresholds may require strictly greater than min_usd; current rules are inclusive. */
1063
+ /** @description When true, this tier applies at min_usd and above. When false, the amount must exceed min_usd. */
991
1064
  min_inclusive: boolean;
992
1065
  min_usd: string;
993
- /** @description An additional named approval is required. Ordinary counts exclude both requester and named approver. */
1066
+ /** @description Whether an additional named approver is required. approvals_required excludes the requester and the named approver. */
994
1067
  named_approval_required: boolean;
995
1068
  };
996
1069
  PolicyDelay: {
@@ -1085,16 +1158,16 @@ export interface components {
1085
1158
  QuoteExpress: {
1086
1159
  /**
1087
1160
  * Format: int64
1088
- * @description The express commission rate, in basis points, this quote was struck at.
1161
+ * @description Express commission rate for this quote, in basis points.
1089
1162
  */
1090
1163
  fee_bps: number;
1091
- /** @description What WisdomTree keeps out of the USDC sent, for this amount. */
1164
+ /** @description Express commission for this trade, in USD. */
1092
1165
  fee_usd: string;
1093
1166
  /** @description The per-order ceiling on the express pathway. A policy constant, identical for every business. */
1094
1167
  max_order_usd: string;
1095
1168
  /** @description What an express buy delivers: estimated_quantity less the commission. A standard buy delivers the gross figure instead. */
1096
1169
  net_estimated_quantity: string;
1097
- /** @description The end-to-end estimate an express order is dated at. A policy constant, never a function of live liquidity. */
1170
+ /** @description Estimated express settlement time in seconds. This estimate does not reflect current reserve liquidity. */
1098
1171
  settlement_estimate_seconds: number;
1099
1172
  };
1100
1173
  Resource: {
@@ -1243,7 +1316,7 @@ export interface components {
1243
1316
  paid_to_bank: string;
1244
1317
  };
1245
1318
  Transaction: {
1246
- /** @description The signed net change to the business's own SETTLED holdings, one entry per asset, ordered by asset. Empty when nothing of the business's own has settled yet: a movement still pending or processing reports no change, and neither does one whose every leg failed. A failed movement DOES report the legs that settled before it failed. */
1319
+ /** @description Signed net changes to settled holdings, one entry per asset, ordered by asset. Empty when no part has settled. A failed movement includes any changes that settled before failure; pending or processing status alone does not determine whether this array is empty. */
1247
1320
  asset_changes: components["schemas"]["TransactionAssetChange"][];
1248
1321
  /**
1249
1322
  * Format: date-time
@@ -1262,12 +1335,12 @@ export interface components {
1262
1335
  failed_ts?: string;
1263
1336
  /** @description The transaction id. Stable for the life of the movement and safe to store. */
1264
1337
  id: string;
1265
- /** @description False only for an isolated mock-money-only ledger; independent of the reading credential. */
1338
+ /** @description Whether the resource represents live financial data. False for an isolated simulated ledger; independent of the reading credential. */
1266
1339
  livemode: boolean;
1267
1340
  /** @enum {string} */
1268
1341
  object: "transaction";
1269
1342
  /**
1270
- * @description The movement's lifecycle. pending means no leg has been picked up yet; processing means at least one leg is in flight and none has failed the movement; completed means every leg settled; failed means the movement terminated without settling. pending and processing are reported separately rather than folded together, because only one of them is a reason to keep waiting.
1343
+ * @description The movement lifecycle: pending before execution starts; processing while at least one part is in flight; completed when all parts settle; failed when execution ends unsuccessfully. A failed movement can have settled changes, reported in asset_changes.
1271
1344
  * @enum {string}
1272
1345
  */
1273
1346
  status: "pending" | "processing" | "completed" | "failed";
@@ -1278,7 +1351,7 @@ export interface components {
1278
1351
  type: "ach_offramp" | "ach_onramp" | "adjustment" | "buy_fund_token" | "buy_fund_token_return" | "buy_fund_token_return_sweep" | "deposit_hold" | "deposit_return" | "deposit_reversal" | "fund_cash_subscription" | "fund_dividend_payout" | "fund_distribution_payout" | "fund_gas_tank" | "fund_xlm_reserve" | "gas_tank_refill" | "gas_wallet_funding" | "go_account_conversion" | "go_account_custodial_transfer" | "go_account_external_send" | "held_deposit_release" | "onchain_deposit" | "onchain_withdrawal" | "ramp_fee_refund" | "reclassification" | "sell_fund_token" | "sell_fund_token_return" | "trade_order" | "treasury_booking" | "treasury_wire_credit" | "wire_offramp" | "wire_onramp";
1279
1352
  };
1280
1353
  TransactionAssetChange: {
1281
- /** @description The signed net change to the business's settled holdings of this asset, in the asset's own units. NEGATIVE LEFT the business, positive arrived. Net of the ledger's fees and taxes, on the same basis /v1/balances reports. For a business with no pay-ins or payouts, summing an asset's amounts across every transaction — not only the completed ones — gives the movement in its settled balance. Pay-ins and payouts are not served on this API but still move /v1/balances, so a business with payments cannot reconcile its balance from transactions alone. */
1354
+ /** @description The signed net change to the business's settled holdings of this asset, in the asset's own units. Negative amounts decrease holdings; positive amounts increase them. Net of the ledger's fees and taxes, on the same basis /v1/balances reports. For a business with no pay-ins or payouts, summing an asset's amounts across every transaction — not only the completed ones — gives the movement in its settled balance. Pay-ins and payouts are not served on this API but still move /v1/balances, so a business with payments cannot reconcile its balance from transactions alone. */
1282
1355
  amount: string;
1283
1356
  /** @description The asset symbol, in the ledger's own casing (USDC, WTGXX, SOL:USDC). */
1284
1357
  asset: string;
@@ -1384,13 +1457,82 @@ export interface components {
1384
1457
  url?: string | null;
1385
1458
  };
1386
1459
  };
1387
- responses: never;
1460
+ responses: {
1461
+ /** @description Invalid input, version, account directive, or idempotency header. Correct the request before retrying. */
1462
+ Error400: {
1463
+ headers: {
1464
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1465
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1466
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1467
+ [name: string]: unknown;
1468
+ };
1469
+ content: {
1470
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["Error"];
1471
+ };
1472
+ };
1473
+ /** @description Missing, invalid, revoked, or wrong-environment bearer credential. */
1474
+ Error401: {
1475
+ headers: {
1476
+ [name: string]: unknown;
1477
+ };
1478
+ content: {
1479
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["Error"];
1480
+ };
1481
+ };
1482
+ /** @description The credential lacks the required permission or the operation is unavailable to this business. */
1483
+ Error403: {
1484
+ headers: {
1485
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1486
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1487
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1488
+ [name: string]: unknown;
1489
+ };
1490
+ content: {
1491
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["Error"];
1492
+ };
1493
+ };
1494
+ /** @description A request with this idempotency key is still running, or the operation conflicts with current state. For request_in_progress, honor Retry-After and retry with the same key and body. */
1495
+ Error409: {
1496
+ headers: {
1497
+ "Retry-After": components["headers"]["Retry-After"];
1498
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1499
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1500
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1501
+ [name: string]: unknown;
1502
+ };
1503
+ content: {
1504
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["Error"];
1505
+ };
1506
+ };
1507
+ /** @description Rate limit exceeded. Honor Retry-After. Credential budget headers are absent on IP refusals; edge refusals may have a different body. */
1508
+ Error429: {
1509
+ headers: {
1510
+ "Retry-After": components["headers"]["Retry-After"];
1511
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1512
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1513
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1514
+ [name: string]: unknown;
1515
+ };
1516
+ content: {
1517
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["Error"];
1518
+ };
1519
+ };
1520
+ };
1388
1521
  parameters: {
1389
1522
  "Idempotency-Key": string;
1390
1523
  "Stable-Sea-Version": components["schemas"]["APIVersion"];
1391
1524
  };
1392
1525
  requestBodies: never;
1393
- headers: never;
1526
+ headers: {
1527
+ /** @description Wait at least this many seconds before retrying. */
1528
+ "Retry-After": number;
1529
+ /** @description Credential requests allowed per window on this server instance; not a fleet-wide quota. */
1530
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": number;
1531
+ /** @description Credential requests left after this request on this server instance; a pacing hint, not reserved capacity. */
1532
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": number;
1533
+ /** @description Credential window end as Unix seconds, rounded up. */
1534
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": number;
1535
+ };
1394
1536
  pathItems: never;
1395
1537
  }
1396
1538
  export type $defs = Record<string, never>;
@@ -1414,12 +1556,19 @@ export interface operations {
1414
1556
  /** @description OK */
1415
1557
  200: {
1416
1558
  headers: {
1559
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1560
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1561
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1417
1562
  [name: string]: unknown;
1418
1563
  };
1419
1564
  content: {
1420
1565
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["AccountList"];
1421
1566
  };
1422
1567
  };
1568
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1569
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1570
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1571
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1423
1572
  /** @description Error response. */
1424
1573
  default: {
1425
1574
  headers: {
@@ -1446,12 +1595,19 @@ export interface operations {
1446
1595
  /** @description OK */
1447
1596
  200: {
1448
1597
  headers: {
1598
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1599
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1600
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1449
1601
  [name: string]: unknown;
1450
1602
  };
1451
1603
  content: {
1452
1604
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["Account"];
1453
1605
  };
1454
1606
  };
1607
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1608
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1609
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1610
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1455
1611
  /** @description Error response. */
1456
1612
  default: {
1457
1613
  headers: {
@@ -1475,12 +1631,19 @@ export interface operations {
1475
1631
  /** @description OK */
1476
1632
  200: {
1477
1633
  headers: {
1634
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1635
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1636
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1478
1637
  [name: string]: unknown;
1479
1638
  };
1480
1639
  content: {
1481
1640
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["APIClient"];
1482
1641
  };
1483
1642
  };
1643
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1644
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1645
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1646
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1484
1647
  /** @description Error response. */
1485
1648
  default: {
1486
1649
  headers: {
@@ -1511,12 +1674,19 @@ export interface operations {
1511
1674
  /** @description OK */
1512
1675
  200: {
1513
1676
  headers: {
1677
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1678
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1679
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1514
1680
  [name: string]: unknown;
1515
1681
  };
1516
1682
  content: {
1517
1683
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["BalanceList"];
1518
1684
  };
1519
1685
  };
1686
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1687
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1688
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1689
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1520
1690
  /** @description Error response. */
1521
1691
  default: {
1522
1692
  headers: {
@@ -1543,12 +1713,19 @@ export interface operations {
1543
1713
  /** @description OK */
1544
1714
  200: {
1545
1715
  headers: {
1716
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1717
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1718
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1546
1719
  [name: string]: unknown;
1547
1720
  };
1548
1721
  content: {
1549
1722
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["Balance"];
1550
1723
  };
1551
1724
  };
1725
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1726
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1727
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1728
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1552
1729
  /** @description Error response. */
1553
1730
  default: {
1554
1731
  headers: {
@@ -1572,12 +1749,19 @@ export interface operations {
1572
1749
  /** @description OK */
1573
1750
  200: {
1574
1751
  headers: {
1752
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1753
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1754
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1575
1755
  [name: string]: unknown;
1576
1756
  };
1577
1757
  content: {
1578
1758
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["EventTypeCatalog"];
1579
1759
  };
1580
1760
  };
1761
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1762
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1763
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1764
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1581
1765
  /** @description Error response. */
1582
1766
  default: {
1583
1767
  headers: {
@@ -1608,12 +1792,19 @@ export interface operations {
1608
1792
  /** @description OK */
1609
1793
  200: {
1610
1794
  headers: {
1795
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1796
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1797
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1611
1798
  [name: string]: unknown;
1612
1799
  };
1613
1800
  content: {
1614
1801
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["EventList"];
1615
1802
  };
1616
1803
  };
1804
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1805
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1806
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1807
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1617
1808
  /** @description Error response. */
1618
1809
  default: {
1619
1810
  headers: {
@@ -1640,12 +1831,57 @@ export interface operations {
1640
1831
  /** @description OK */
1641
1832
  200: {
1642
1833
  headers: {
1834
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1835
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1836
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1643
1837
  [name: string]: unknown;
1644
1838
  };
1645
1839
  content: {
1646
1840
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["Event"];
1647
1841
  };
1648
1842
  };
1843
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1844
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1845
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1846
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1847
+ /** @description Error response. */
1848
+ default: {
1849
+ headers: {
1850
+ [name: string]: unknown;
1851
+ };
1852
+ content: {
1853
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["Error"];
1854
+ };
1855
+ };
1856
+ };
1857
+ };
1858
+ "external_wallet_operations.get": {
1859
+ parameters: {
1860
+ query?: never;
1861
+ header?: never;
1862
+ path: {
1863
+ id: string;
1864
+ };
1865
+ cookie?: never;
1866
+ };
1867
+ requestBody?: never;
1868
+ responses: {
1869
+ /** @description OK */
1870
+ 200: {
1871
+ headers: {
1872
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1873
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1874
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1875
+ [name: string]: unknown;
1876
+ };
1877
+ content: {
1878
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["ExternalWalletOperation"];
1879
+ };
1880
+ };
1881
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1882
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1883
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1884
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1649
1885
  /** @description Error response. */
1650
1886
  default: {
1651
1887
  headers: {
@@ -1676,12 +1912,62 @@ export interface operations {
1676
1912
  /** @description OK */
1677
1913
  200: {
1678
1914
  headers: {
1915
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1916
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1917
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1679
1918
  [name: string]: unknown;
1680
1919
  };
1681
1920
  content: {
1682
1921
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["ExternalWalletList"];
1683
1922
  };
1684
1923
  };
1924
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1925
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1926
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1927
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1928
+ /** @description Error response. */
1929
+ default: {
1930
+ headers: {
1931
+ [name: string]: unknown;
1932
+ };
1933
+ content: {
1934
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["Error"];
1935
+ };
1936
+ };
1937
+ };
1938
+ };
1939
+ "external_wallets.create": {
1940
+ parameters: {
1941
+ query?: never;
1942
+ header: {
1943
+ "Idempotency-Key": components["parameters"]["Idempotency-Key"];
1944
+ };
1945
+ path?: never;
1946
+ cookie?: never;
1947
+ };
1948
+ requestBody?: {
1949
+ content: {
1950
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["ExternalWalletCreateInput"];
1951
+ };
1952
+ };
1953
+ responses: {
1954
+ /** @description OK */
1955
+ 200: {
1956
+ headers: {
1957
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1958
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1959
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1960
+ [name: string]: unknown;
1961
+ };
1962
+ content: {
1963
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["ExternalWalletOperation"];
1964
+ };
1965
+ };
1966
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
1967
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
1968
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
1969
+ 409: components["responses"]["Error409"];
1970
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1685
1971
  /** @description Error response. */
1686
1972
  default: {
1687
1973
  headers: {
@@ -1708,12 +1994,64 @@ export interface operations {
1708
1994
  /** @description OK */
1709
1995
  200: {
1710
1996
  headers: {
1997
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
1998
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
1999
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1711
2000
  [name: string]: unknown;
1712
2001
  };
1713
2002
  content: {
1714
2003
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["ExternalWallet"];
1715
2004
  };
1716
2005
  };
2006
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2007
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2008
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2009
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2010
+ /** @description Error response. */
2011
+ default: {
2012
+ headers: {
2013
+ [name: string]: unknown;
2014
+ };
2015
+ content: {
2016
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["Error"];
2017
+ };
2018
+ };
2019
+ };
2020
+ };
2021
+ "external_wallets.rename": {
2022
+ parameters: {
2023
+ query?: never;
2024
+ header: {
2025
+ "Idempotency-Key": components["parameters"]["Idempotency-Key"];
2026
+ };
2027
+ path: {
2028
+ id: string;
2029
+ };
2030
+ cookie?: never;
2031
+ };
2032
+ requestBody?: {
2033
+ content: {
2034
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["ExternalWalletRenameInput"];
2035
+ };
2036
+ };
2037
+ responses: {
2038
+ /** @description OK */
2039
+ 200: {
2040
+ headers: {
2041
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2042
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2043
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2044
+ [name: string]: unknown;
2045
+ };
2046
+ content: {
2047
+ "application/json": components["schemas"]["ExternalWalletOperation"];
2048
+ };
2049
+ };
2050
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2051
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2052
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2053
+ 409: components["responses"]["Error409"];
2054
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1717
2055
  /** @description Error response. */
1718
2056
  default: {
1719
2057
  headers: {
@@ -1744,12 +2082,19 @@ export interface operations {
1744
2082
  /** @description OK */
1745
2083
  200: {
1746
2084
  headers: {
2085
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2086
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2087
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1747
2088
  [name: string]: unknown;
1748
2089
  };
1749
2090
  content: {
1750
2091
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["NotificationList"];
1751
2092
  };
1752
2093
  };
2094
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2095
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2096
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2097
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1753
2098
  /** @description Error response. */
1754
2099
  default: {
1755
2100
  headers: {
@@ -1776,12 +2121,19 @@ export interface operations {
1776
2121
  /** @description OK */
1777
2122
  200: {
1778
2123
  headers: {
2124
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2125
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2126
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1779
2127
  [name: string]: unknown;
1780
2128
  };
1781
2129
  content: {
1782
2130
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["Notification"];
1783
2131
  };
1784
2132
  };
2133
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2134
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2135
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2136
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1785
2137
  /** @description Error response. */
1786
2138
  default: {
1787
2139
  headers: {
@@ -1812,12 +2164,19 @@ export interface operations {
1812
2164
  /** @description OK */
1813
2165
  200: {
1814
2166
  headers: {
2167
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2168
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2169
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1815
2170
  [name: string]: unknown;
1816
2171
  };
1817
2172
  content: {
1818
2173
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["OrderList"];
1819
2174
  };
1820
2175
  };
2176
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2177
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2178
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2179
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1821
2180
  /** @description Error response. */
1822
2181
  default: {
1823
2182
  headers: {
@@ -1847,12 +2206,20 @@ export interface operations {
1847
2206
  /** @description OK */
1848
2207
  200: {
1849
2208
  headers: {
2209
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2210
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2211
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1850
2212
  [name: string]: unknown;
1851
2213
  };
1852
2214
  content: {
1853
2215
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["Order"];
1854
2216
  };
1855
2217
  };
2218
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2219
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2220
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2221
+ 409: components["responses"]["Error409"];
2222
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1856
2223
  /** @description Error response. */
1857
2224
  default: {
1858
2225
  headers: {
@@ -1879,12 +2246,19 @@ export interface operations {
1879
2246
  /** @description OK */
1880
2247
  200: {
1881
2248
  headers: {
2249
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2250
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2251
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1882
2252
  [name: string]: unknown;
1883
2253
  };
1884
2254
  content: {
1885
2255
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["Order"];
1886
2256
  };
1887
2257
  };
2258
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2259
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2260
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2261
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1888
2262
  /** @description Error response. */
1889
2263
  default: {
1890
2264
  headers: {
@@ -1908,12 +2282,19 @@ export interface operations {
1908
2282
  /** @description OK */
1909
2283
  200: {
1910
2284
  headers: {
2285
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2286
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2287
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1911
2288
  [name: string]: unknown;
1912
2289
  };
1913
2290
  content: {
1914
2291
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["PolicySnapshot"];
1915
2292
  };
1916
2293
  };
2294
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2295
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2296
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2297
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1917
2298
  /** @description Error response. */
1918
2299
  default: {
1919
2300
  headers: {
@@ -1944,12 +2325,19 @@ export interface operations {
1944
2325
  /** @description OK */
1945
2326
  200: {
1946
2327
  headers: {
2328
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2329
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2330
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1947
2331
  [name: string]: unknown;
1948
2332
  };
1949
2333
  content: {
1950
2334
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["Quote"];
1951
2335
  };
1952
2336
  };
2337
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2338
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2339
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2340
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1953
2341
  /** @description Error response. */
1954
2342
  default: {
1955
2343
  headers: {
@@ -1973,12 +2361,19 @@ export interface operations {
1973
2361
  /** @description OK */
1974
2362
  200: {
1975
2363
  headers: {
2364
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2365
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2366
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
1976
2367
  [name: string]: unknown;
1977
2368
  };
1978
2369
  content: {
1979
2370
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["SecurityCatalog"];
1980
2371
  };
1981
2372
  };
2373
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2374
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2375
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2376
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
1982
2377
  /** @description Error response. */
1983
2378
  default: {
1984
2379
  headers: {
@@ -2009,12 +2404,19 @@ export interface operations {
2009
2404
  /** @description OK */
2010
2405
  200: {
2011
2406
  headers: {
2407
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2408
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2409
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2012
2410
  [name: string]: unknown;
2013
2411
  };
2014
2412
  content: {
2015
2413
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["StatementList"];
2016
2414
  };
2017
2415
  };
2416
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2417
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2418
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2419
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2018
2420
  /** @description Error response. */
2019
2421
  default: {
2020
2422
  headers: {
@@ -2041,12 +2443,19 @@ export interface operations {
2041
2443
  /** @description OK */
2042
2444
  200: {
2043
2445
  headers: {
2446
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2447
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2448
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2044
2449
  [name: string]: unknown;
2045
2450
  };
2046
2451
  content: {
2047
2452
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["Statement"];
2048
2453
  };
2049
2454
  };
2455
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2456
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2457
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2458
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2050
2459
  /** @description Error response. */
2051
2460
  default: {
2052
2461
  headers: {
@@ -2073,12 +2482,19 @@ export interface operations {
2073
2482
  /** @description OK */
2074
2483
  200: {
2075
2484
  headers: {
2485
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2486
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2487
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2076
2488
  [name: string]: unknown;
2077
2489
  };
2078
2490
  content: {
2079
2491
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["StatementContent"];
2080
2492
  };
2081
2493
  };
2494
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2495
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2496
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2497
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2082
2498
  /** @description Error response. */
2083
2499
  default: {
2084
2500
  headers: {
@@ -2109,12 +2525,19 @@ export interface operations {
2109
2525
  /** @description OK */
2110
2526
  200: {
2111
2527
  headers: {
2528
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2529
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2530
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2112
2531
  [name: string]: unknown;
2113
2532
  };
2114
2533
  content: {
2115
2534
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["TransactionList"];
2116
2535
  };
2117
2536
  };
2537
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2538
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2539
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2540
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2118
2541
  /** @description Error response. */
2119
2542
  default: {
2120
2543
  headers: {
@@ -2141,12 +2564,19 @@ export interface operations {
2141
2564
  /** @description OK */
2142
2565
  200: {
2143
2566
  headers: {
2567
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2568
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2569
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2144
2570
  [name: string]: unknown;
2145
2571
  };
2146
2572
  content: {
2147
2573
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["Transaction"];
2148
2574
  };
2149
2575
  };
2576
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2577
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2578
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2579
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2150
2580
  /** @description Error response. */
2151
2581
  default: {
2152
2582
  headers: {
@@ -2177,12 +2607,19 @@ export interface operations {
2177
2607
  /** @description OK */
2178
2608
  200: {
2179
2609
  headers: {
2610
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2611
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2612
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2180
2613
  [name: string]: unknown;
2181
2614
  };
2182
2615
  content: {
2183
2616
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["WebhookEndpointList"];
2184
2617
  };
2185
2618
  };
2619
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2620
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2621
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2622
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2186
2623
  /** @description Error response. */
2187
2624
  default: {
2188
2625
  headers: {
@@ -2212,12 +2649,20 @@ export interface operations {
2212
2649
  /** @description OK */
2213
2650
  200: {
2214
2651
  headers: {
2652
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2653
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2654
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2215
2655
  [name: string]: unknown;
2216
2656
  };
2217
2657
  content: {
2218
2658
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["WebhookEndpointCreateResponse"];
2219
2659
  };
2220
2660
  };
2661
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2662
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2663
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2664
+ 409: components["responses"]["Error409"];
2665
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2221
2666
  /** @description Error response. */
2222
2667
  default: {
2223
2668
  headers: {
@@ -2244,12 +2689,19 @@ export interface operations {
2244
2689
  /** @description OK */
2245
2690
  200: {
2246
2691
  headers: {
2692
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2693
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2694
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2247
2695
  [name: string]: unknown;
2248
2696
  };
2249
2697
  content: {
2250
2698
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["WebhookEndpoint"];
2251
2699
  };
2252
2700
  };
2701
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2702
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2703
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2704
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2253
2705
  /** @description Error response. */
2254
2706
  default: {
2255
2707
  headers: {
@@ -2282,12 +2734,20 @@ export interface operations {
2282
2734
  /** @description OK */
2283
2735
  200: {
2284
2736
  headers: {
2737
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2738
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2739
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2285
2740
  [name: string]: unknown;
2286
2741
  };
2287
2742
  content: {
2288
2743
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["WebhookEndpoint"];
2289
2744
  };
2290
2745
  };
2746
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2747
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2748
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2749
+ 409: components["responses"]["Error409"];
2750
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2291
2751
  /** @description Error response. */
2292
2752
  default: {
2293
2753
  headers: {
@@ -2321,12 +2781,19 @@ export interface operations {
2321
2781
  /** @description OK */
2322
2782
  200: {
2323
2783
  headers: {
2784
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2785
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2786
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2324
2787
  [name: string]: unknown;
2325
2788
  };
2326
2789
  content: {
2327
2790
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["WebhookDeliveryList"];
2328
2791
  };
2329
2792
  };
2793
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2794
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2795
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2796
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2330
2797
  /** @description Error response. */
2331
2798
  default: {
2332
2799
  headers: {
@@ -2355,12 +2822,19 @@ export interface operations {
2355
2822
  /** @description OK */
2356
2823
  200: {
2357
2824
  headers: {
2825
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2826
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2827
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2358
2828
  [name: string]: unknown;
2359
2829
  };
2360
2830
  content: {
2361
2831
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["WebhookDelivery"];
2362
2832
  };
2363
2833
  };
2834
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2835
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2836
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2837
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2364
2838
  /** @description Error response. */
2365
2839
  default: {
2366
2840
  headers: {
@@ -2391,12 +2865,20 @@ export interface operations {
2391
2865
  /** @description OK */
2392
2866
  200: {
2393
2867
  headers: {
2868
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2869
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2870
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2394
2871
  [name: string]: unknown;
2395
2872
  };
2396
2873
  content: {
2397
2874
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["WebhookDelivery"];
2398
2875
  };
2399
2876
  };
2877
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2878
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2879
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2880
+ 409: components["responses"]["Error409"];
2881
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2400
2882
  /** @description Error response. */
2401
2883
  default: {
2402
2884
  headers: {
@@ -2425,12 +2907,20 @@ export interface operations {
2425
2907
  /** @description OK */
2426
2908
  200: {
2427
2909
  headers: {
2910
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2911
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2912
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2428
2913
  [name: string]: unknown;
2429
2914
  };
2430
2915
  content: {
2431
2916
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["WebhookEndpoint"];
2432
2917
  };
2433
2918
  };
2919
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2920
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2921
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2922
+ 409: components["responses"]["Error409"];
2923
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2434
2924
  /** @description Error response. */
2435
2925
  default: {
2436
2926
  headers: {
@@ -2459,12 +2949,20 @@ export interface operations {
2459
2949
  /** @description OK */
2460
2950
  200: {
2461
2951
  headers: {
2952
+ "X-RateLimit-Limit": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Limit"];
2953
+ "X-RateLimit-Remaining": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Remaining"];
2954
+ "X-RateLimit-Reset": components["headers"]["X-RateLimit-Reset"];
2462
2955
  [name: string]: unknown;
2463
2956
  };
2464
2957
  content: {
2465
2958
  "application/json": components["schemas"]["WebhookEndpointCreateResponse"];
2466
2959
  };
2467
2960
  };
2961
+ 400: components["responses"]["Error400"];
2962
+ 401: components["responses"]["Error401"];
2963
+ 403: components["responses"]["Error403"];
2964
+ 409: components["responses"]["Error409"];
2965
+ 429: components["responses"]["Error429"];
2468
2966
  /** @description Error response. */
2469
2967
  default: {
2470
2968
  headers: {