This endpoint returns the authentication token referred as VEZGO_USER_TOKEN in this doc.

This endpoint returns the list of a user's connected accounts.

This endpoint returns a specific account.

Removes a specific account and all of its data from a user

This endpoint returns the balance history for an account.
By default, data for the current year is returned.
NOTE: An account's balance history starts from the date the account was first connected to Vezgo.

This endpoint triggers an account sync. Vezgo automatically synchronizes all accounts with providers once daily. You can also trigger an account sync at any time to get the latest data.

Returns the transaction history for an account

To fetch all transactions, we need to enable pagination and go page-by-page.

First make a request with an empty last (?last=) for the first page. Then use the last transaction's ID from the first page to query the next page ?last=LAST_TRANSACTION_ID, and so on.

See example code at https://vezgo.com/docs/examples#get-all-transactions

• The same ?from param must be provided in all requests.
• If ?from is not passed, it defaults to the start of the current year. If you want to get all transactions including previous years, pass a very old date.
• If ?limit is not passed, it defaults to 100. Maximum value of ?limit allowed is 1000.
• sort can be only used when Pagination mode is not in use.

Due to trade reconciliation, ?limit doesn't guarantee the exact number of results to be returned. E.g. ?limit=10 might return 9 or fewer transactions, depending on how many times trade reconciliation happens within the 10 transactions queried from our DB.

Trade reconciliation is a process where 2 or more transactions that are originally part of a trade are combined into a single transaction_type: 'trade' transaction. This process is neccessary due to a current limitation in the Vezgo system, and will be removed in the next version of Vezgo API.

IMPORTANT: We have a hard limit of 6MB response size for transactions. If you are already passing ?limit then it should be good. But if you are passing in a large ?from=&to= range, or querying a very large account without passing in ?limit, any request returning more than 6MB of response will be dropped.

By default, transactions are sorted by transaction.initiated_at in ascending order.

When a last or limit is passed to the query, pagination mode is enabled. In this mode, transactions are sorted by their creation date (the date on which the transaction is added to the Vezgo system).

Returns a specific transaction