Get All Transaction History

Use the Get All Transaction History endpoint to retrieve all of the transactions on the Galileo ledger, including backouts, denied transactions, AVS-only requests, and tokenization requests.

  • This endpoint returns the same transactions as the All Transactions page in the CST.
  • See Record-Set Pagination for instructions on using the paging parameters.
  • Open the Recipes below to see response examples.
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Caution

Do not use the calculated_balance value in the response. The method for providing the value in calculated_balance is not reliable enough to be considered authoritative. The beginning_balance field is likewise unreliable.

Instead, use the ROLLING BALANCE field in the Posted Transactions RDF to see the available balance after each transaction.

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Form Data
string
required

Web service username, as provided by Galileo.
Pattern: Max 50 characters
Example: "AbC123-9999"

string
required

Web service password, as provided by Galileo.
Pattern: Max 15 characters
Example: "4sb62fh6w4h7w34g"

int32
required

Galileo-issued provider identifier.
Pattern: Max 10 digits
Example: 9999

string
required
1 to 60

A unique provider-generated ID to identify this API call. A UUID is preferred.
Pattern: 60 characters or less
Example: "9845dk-39fdk3fj3-4483483478"

string
required
^$|^([0-9]{12}|[0-9]{16})$

The PRN or PAN of the account.
Pattern: PAN or PRN
Example: "074103447228"

date
required

The beginning date for the date range, either a date or a date-time.
Pattern: YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss
Example: "2016-01-01"

date
required

The end date for the date range, either a date or a date-time. Must be equal to or later than startDate. Max 1098 days (~3 years) after startDate.
Pattern: YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss
Example: "2016-01-01"

int32 | null
1 to 999999
Defaults to 1

The number of the page to retrieve.
Pattern: Integer value of 1 or greater
Example: 3

int32 | null
1 to 99999

The maximum number of records per page to be returned.
Pattern: Positive integer 1-99999
Example: 100

Headers
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enum
Defaults to json

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enum
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