POSTaccount_objects
https://xrpl-mainnet.nodit.io/Returns the ledger entries owned by an account in their raw format. It lets you inspect the objects associated with the account by type, such as offers, trust lines, Escrows and Checks.
The account to look up.
The ledger entry type to return. Both canonical and short names can be used.
(e.g.) offer, state, escrow, check, payment_channel, signer_list, ticket, nft_offer
Whether to return only the entries that block account deletion.
The number of entries to return. Pass a value between 10 and 400.
A value that marks a pagination position. Pass the marker value from a previous response to retrieve the next page.
Its format depends on the server implementation, so use it verbatim without interpreting its contents.
The hash of the ledger version to use. Pass a 32-byte hex string.
Specifies the ledger version to use. Pass a ledger index as an integer, or use one of the shortcut strings below.
validated: Uses the most recent ledger version validated by the network.closed: Uses the most recent ledger version the server has closed. It may not be validated.current: Uses the in-progress ledger version the server is currently building.
The ledger index of the version to use.
The account the request was made from the perspective of.
The type of the ledger entry.
The ID that identifies the ledger entry.
The ID of the transaction that most recently modified this entry.
The ledger index of the ledger containing the transaction that most recently modified this entry.
The limit value used in the request.
A value that marks a pagination position. Pass the marker value from a previous response to retrieve the next page.
Its format depends on the server implementation, so use it verbatim without interpreting its contents.
The hash of the ledger version used. Returned when a validated ledger version was queried.
The ledger index of the version used. Returned when a validated ledger version was queried.
The ledger index of the in-progress ledger. Returned when the current ledger was queried.
Whether the response was derived from a validated ledger version.