List Orders by IDs

Retrieves orders by a list of UUIDs or Identifiers.

Check the proper endpoint based on your region.
The examples in this page is written using Singapore fiat code(SGD). Set the quote currency to match your region. The base_url differs by country/region. Make sure to specify the correct region value for your environment.

- Singapore (sg): https://sg-api.upbit.com
- Indonesia (id): https://id-api.upbit.com
- Thailand (th): https://th-api.upbit.com

Use this API to retrieve a list of orders when you already know their UUIDs or Identifiers. You can also optionally provide the pair filter parameter to restrict the results to orders from a specific trading pair.

To retrieve the complete order history for a specific trading pair without providing order identifiers, or to apply time-based query criteria, you can use the List Open Orders API or the List Closed Orders API.

The request must include either uuid[] or identifier[].
Both parameters are optional, but at least one must be included to specify the orders to query. You cannot use both parameters simultaneously.
Rate Limit
Up to 30 calls per second are allowed. This is measured on an account basis and request counts are shared within the exchange 'default' group.

API Key Permission
This API requires authentication, and an API Key with [View Orders] permission must be used.
If you encounter an out_of_scope error, please check the permission settings in the API Key Management page.

Query Params
string

Trading pair code representing the market.

uuids[]
array of strings

List of UUIDs for orders to query.
You can specify up to 100 UUIDs at once.
When specifying multiple UUIDs, use the following query format:

[Example] uuids[]=uuid1&uuids[]=uuid2…

uuids[]
identifiers[]
array of strings

Client-specified identifiers for orders to query.
Up to 100 orders can be queried.
When specifying multiple identifiers, use the following query format:

[Example] identifiers[]=id1&identifiers[]=id2…

identifiers[]
string
enum
Defaults to desc

Sorting method for query results.
Returns a list of orders sorted according to the specified method based on the order creation time.
The available values are "desc" (descending, latest orders first) or "asc" (ascending, oldest orders first).
The default value is "desc".

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