Withdraw money

POST /withdraw

process withdraw request to orderbook and return its hash

{
    "maker": str,
    "token": str,
    "amount": {"type": int, "min": 0},
    "salt": {"type": int, "min": 0},
    "receiver": str,
    "sign": {"type": list, "min_size": 2, "max_size": 2, "item_schema": {"type": int, "min": 0}},
    "gas_fee": {
        "type": dict, 
        "fields": {
            "gas_per_action": {"type": int, "min": 0},
            "fee_token": str,
            "max_gas_price": {"type": int, "min": 0},
            "conversion_rate": {"type": list, "min_size": 2, "max_size": 2, "item_schema": {"type": int, "min": 0}}
        }
    }
}

Parameters:

• maker:

  • Type: String

  • Description: Address of the user initiating the withdrawal.

• token:

  • Type: String

  • Description: The address of the token to be withdrawn.

• amount:

  • Type: Integer

  • Description: The quantity of tokens to withdraw.

  • Constraints: Must be a non-negative integer.

• salt:

  • Type: Integer

  • Description: A random value used to ensure the uniqueness of the withdrawal request.

  • Constraints: Must be a non-negative integer.

• receiver:

  • Type: String

  • Description: Address of the receiver of the withdrawn tokens.

• sign:

  • Type: List

  • Description: Signature data required to authorize the withdrawal.

  • Constraints: Must be a list containing exactly 2 integer items, each of which should be non-negative.

  • To sign a withdrawal request, one needs first to obtain the Poseidon hash of the withdraw entity (see) and then sign it by the private key.
• gas_fee:

  • Type: Dictionary

  • Description: Information about the gas fee associated with the withdrawal.

  • Fields:

    • gas_per_action: Integer, minimum 0, representing the gas cost per action.

    • fee_token: String, indicating the token used for the fee.

    • max_gas_price: Integer, minimum 0, the maximum price per gas unit.

    • conversion_rate: List of integers, with minimum size 2 and maximum size 2, each element being non-negative, representing the conversion rate.

Response example:

In case of a successful place, the order hash is returned

{
    'result': 12345 // withdraw request hash
}

Success operation means the request successfully passed the validation phase and is now in the request processing queue.

In case of unsuccessful request, the error and code are returned (see)