GetTradesHistory
Category: User Permissions: Operator, Trading, Manual trader Call Type: Synchronous
Retrieves a list of trades for a specified account, order ID, user, instrument, or starting and ending time stamp. The returned list begins at start index i, where i is an integer identifying a specific trade in reverse order; that is, the most recent trade has an index of 0. “Depth” is the count of trades to report backwards from StartIndex.
Users with Trading permission can retrieve trade history for accounts with which they are associated; users with Operator permission can retrieve trade history for any account.
Caution: You must coordinate *StartIndex*, *Depth*, *StartTimeStamp*, and *EndTimeStamp* to retrieve the historical information you need. As the diagram shows, it is possible to specify values (for example, *EndTimeStamp* and *Depth*) that can exclude information you may want (the red areas).
Note: In this call, “Depth” refers not to the depth of the order book, but to the count of trades to report. The owner of the trading venue determines how long to retain order history before archiving.
Request
All values in the request other than omsId are optional.
omsId
Integer. The ID of the Order Management System on which the trades took place. If no other values are specified, GetTradesHistory returns the trades associated with the default account for the logged-in user on this Order Management System. Required key and value.
accountId
Integer. The account ID that made the trades. If no account ID is supplied, the system assumes the default account for the logged-in user making the call.
instrumentId
long integer. The ID of the instrument whose trade history is reported. If no instrument ID is included, the system returns trades for all instruments associated with the account ID and OMS.
tradeId
integer. The ID of a specific trade. If you specify TradeId, GetTradesHistory can return all states for a single trade.
orderId
integer. The ID of the order resulting in the trade. If specified, the call returns all trades associated with the order.
userId
integer. The ID of the logged-in user. If not specified, the call returns trades associated with the users belonging to the default account for the logged-in user of this OMS.
startTimeStamp
long integer. The historical date and time at which to begin the trade report, in POSIX format. If not specified, reverts to the start date of this account on the trading venue.
endTimeStamp
long integer. Date at which to end the trade report, in POSIX format.
depth
integer. In this case, the count of trades to return, counting from the StartIndex. If Depth is not specified, returns all trades between BeginTimeStamp and EndTimeStamp, beginning at StartIndex.
startIndex
integer. The starting index into the history of trades, from 0 (the most recent trade) and moving backwards in time. If not specified, defaults to 0.
executionId
integer. The ID of the individual buy or sell execution. If not specified, returns all.
Response
The response is an array of objects, each element of which represents the account’s side of a trade (either buy or sell).
OMSId
integer. The ID of the Order Management System to which the account belongs.
ExecutionId
integer. The ID of this account's side of the trade. Every trade has two sides.
TradeId
integer. The ID of the overall trade.
OrderId
long integer. The ID of the order causing the trade (buy or sell).
AccountId
integer. The ID of the account that made the trade (buy or sell).
AccountName
string. The Name of the account that made the trade (buy or sell).
SubAccountId
integer. Not currently used; reserved for future use. Defaults to 0.
ClientOrderId
long integer. An ID supplied by the client to identify the order (like a purchase order number). The clientOrderId defaults to 0 if not supplied.
InstrumentId
integer. The ID of the instrument being traded. An instrument comprises two products, for example Dollars and BitCoin.
Side
string. One of the following potential sides of a trade: 0 Buy 1 Sell 2 Short 3 Unknown (an error condition)
OrderType
string. One of the following potential sides of a trade: Market Limit BlockTrade StopMarket StopLimit TrailingStopLimit StopMarket TrailingStopMarket
Quantity
real. The unit quantity of this side of the trade.
RemainingQuantity
real. The number of units remaining to be traded by the order after this execution. This number is not revealed to the other party in the trade. This value is also known as "leave size" or "leave quantity."
Price
real. The unit price at which the instrument traded.
Value
real. The total value of the deal. The system calculates this as: unit price X quantity executed.
CounterParty
string. The ID of the other party in a block trade. Usually, IDs are stated as integers; this value is an integer written as a string.
OrderTradeRevision
integer. The revision number of this trade; usually 1.
Direction
integer. The effect of the trade on the instrument's market price. One of: 0 No change 1 Uptick 2 DownTick
IsBlockTrade
Boolean. A value of true means that this trade was a block trade; a value of false that it was not a block trade.
Fee
real. Any fee levied against the trade by the Exchange.
FeeProductId
integer. The ID of the product in which the fee was levied.
OrderOriginator
integer. The ID of the user who initiated the trade.
UserName
integer. The UserName of the user who initiated the trade.
TradeTimeMS
long integer. The date and time that the trade took place, in milliseconds and POSIX format. All dates and times are UTC.
MakerTaker
string. One of the following potential liquidity provider of a trade: Maker Taker
AdapterTradeId
integer. The ID of the adapter of the overall trade.
InsideBid
real. The best (highest) price level of the buy side of the book at the time of the trade.
InsideBidSize
real. The quantity of the best (highest) price level of the buy side of the book at the time of the trade.
InsideAsk
real. The best (lowest) price level of the sell side of the book at the time of the trade.
InsideAskSize
real. The quantity of the best (lowest) price level of the sell side of the book at the time of the trade.
TradeTime
long integer. The date and time that the trade took place, in C# Ticks. All dates and times are UTC.
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