Retrieve an Off-Ramp Order
Returns a single off-ramp order by its orderId.
The response is the same object the listing returns, so this is the cheapest way to re-read the refund fields of one order — refundable, refundDestinationRequired, latestRefund, refundAddress and refundedTxnHash — without paginating the whole list. That matters because a refund’s progress and its rejection are only ever reported here: on this ramp only a completed refund emits a webhook event. See Refunds.
Orders of a deactivated customer are not returned.
Authorizations
Access token obtained via /oauth2/token/. Use as Authorization: Bearer <access_token>.
Path Parameters
Unique identifier for the order.
Response
The off-ramp order.
Details of an off-ramp transaction.
Unique identifier for the off-ramp transaction.
Date and time the off-ramp transaction was created.
Customer's unique identifier.
Reference to the original quote used for this transaction.
The source cryptocurrency being off-ramped.
"USDC"
The target fiat currency received.
"ARS"
The amount of the target currency transferred or to be transferred.
The cryptocurrency blockchain for the deposit address.
"ETHEREUM"
Additional metadata associated with the transaction.
The transaction hash of the customer's incoming crypto deposit. null until the deposit is detected on-chain.
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The fiat withdrawal provider's transaction identifier. Available for completed Argentine off-ramp orders.
Date and time the fiat withdrawal was completed by the provider. Available for completed Argentine off-ramp orders.
Identifier of the fiat account the payout is sent to.
The effective on-chain refund address for this order, if any.
Whether a crypto refund can be requested for this order right now. Computed per request, so use it to decide whether to call the refund endpoint instead of discovering it through a 400.
false
Whether requesting a refund for this order requires naming a refundAddress. false means the crypto is returned to the deposit's on-chain origin address and an address is rejected. null when the order is not in refund territory.
false
State of the most recent refund of this order's crypto deposit, or null if there never was one. On this ramp only a completed refund emits an event (OFF-RAMP.ORDER.REFUNDED), so this block is how progress is followed and the only way a rejection is ever read.
On-chain hash of the crypto refund, once refunded. null otherwise.
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