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User Accounts

Returns all accounts the DEX associates with the given address. DexPal calls this endpoint for each of a user's connected wallets to build a complete picture of their accounts before querying positions, orders, history, or holdings.

Collection endpoint: Return accounts for any requested address the DEX can read, even if the wallet has not used DexPal's affiliate code. Return 404 "Address not found" only when the address is unknown to the DEX. See the Overview.

Overview

Method

GET

Auth

Bearer API key

Rate limit

120 req/min

Request

Path Parameters

Param
Type
Required
Description

address

string

yes

A wallet address in any format supported by the DEX. The DEX handles format detection internally (EVM hex, Solana base58, Cosmos bech32, etc.).

Headers

Header
Required
Description

Authorization

yes

Bearer <api_key>

Response

Returns a data array of all accounts associated with the given address on this DEX.

Fields — Account Object

Field
Type
Required
Description

address

string

yes

The account address. May differ from the path {address} for subaccounts and smart wallets.

label

string

no

DEX-assigned human-readable label for this account e.g. "Main Account", "1-Click Trading".

Account Types

DexPal users may have several types of accounts on a given DEX. The DEX handles the distinction internally and returns all of them here. Common account types include:

  • Primary wallet — the main EOA used to sign transactions

  • Subaccount — a DEX-managed account linked to the primary wallet (e.g. dYdX subaccounts)

  • Smart wallet — an ERC-4337 or equivalent smart contract wallet

  • One-click trading account — a session wallet used for fast order execution without per-transaction signing (e.g. Vela one-click trading)

All of these are returned as flat entries in the data array. DexPal uses the returned addresses to query all other user endpoints.

Example Response

Error Responses

Status
Error
When

401

"Invalid or missing API key"

Bad or absent auth header

404

"Address not found"

Address has no accounts on this DEX

500

"Internal server error"

Unexpected failure

Notes

  • Always include the primary wallet itself in the response, not only subaccounts.

  • Return 404 only when the address is completely unknown to the DEX. A known address with no subaccounts should return a single-item array containing the primary address.

  • The address values returned here are used as input to the ?addr= parameter on all other user-level endpoints.

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