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GET
List All Offers
This endpoint lists all currently open offers and can be used in streaming mode. Streaming mode allows you to listen for new offers as they are added to the Stellar ledger. If called in streaming mode, Horizon will start at the earliest known offer unless a cursor is set, in which case it will start from that cursor. By setting the cursor value to now, you can stream offers created since your request time. When filtering by buying or selling arguments, you must use a combination of selling_asset_type, selling_asset_issuer, and selling_asset_code for the selling asset, or a combination of buying_asset_type, buying_asset_issuer, and buying_asset_code for the buying asset. This method will use 20 Compute Units.

Reference: Here

Query Parameters

sponser
string

Account ID of the sponsor. Every account in the response will either be sponsored by the given account ID or have a subentry (trustline, offer, or data entry) which is sponsored by the given account ID.

Example:

"GDMQQNJM4UL7QIA66P7R2PZHMQINWZBM77BEBMHLFXD5JEUAHGJ7R4JZ"

seller
string

The account ID of the offer creator.

selling_asset_type
enum<string>

The type for the selling asset. Either native, credit_alphanum4, or credit_alphanum12.

Available options:
native,
credit_alphanum4,
credit_alphanum12
selling_asset_issuer
string

The Stellar address of the selling asset’s issuer.

selling_asset_code
string

The code for the selling asset.

buying_asset_type
enum<string>

The type for the buying asset. Either native, credit_alphanum4, or credit_alphanum12.

Available options:
native,
credit_alphanum4,
credit_alphanum12
buying_asset_issuer
string

The Stellar address of the buying asset’s issuer.

buying_asset_code
string

The code for the buying asset.

cursor
integer

A number that points to a specific location in a collection of responses and is pulled from the paging_token value of a record.

Example:

6606617478959105

order
enum<string>

A designation of the order in which records should appear. Options include asc (ascending) or desc (descending). If this argument isn’t set, it defaults to asc.

Available options:
asc,
desc
limit
integer

The maximum number of records returned. The limit can range from 1 to 200 - an upper limit that is hardcoded in Horizon for performance reasons. If this argument isn’t designated, it defaults to 10.

Example:

10

Response

200 - application/json

Success

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