Name |
Type |
Description |
Notes |
amount |
str |
The assets quantity to move from the debit account to credit account. This is always a positive value. |
[optional] |
client_move_id |
str |
User defined unique ID |
[optional] |
created_at |
int |
Unix time the move was initiated, in milliseconds |
[optional] |
credit_account_id |
str |
The account to credit the funds to. |
[optional] |
debit_account_id |
str |
The account to debit the funds from. |
[optional] |
id |
str |
Unique ID, defined by Luno |
[optional] |
status |
str |
Current status of the move. Status meaning:<br> <code>CREATED</code> The move is awaiting execution.<br> <code>MOVING</code> The funds have been reserved and the move is being executed.<br> <code>SUCCESSFUL</code> The move has completed successfully and should be reflected in both accounts available balance.<br> <code>FAILED</code> The move has failed. There could be many reasons for this but the most likely is that the debit account doesn't have enough available funds to move.<br> |
[optional] |
updated_at |
int |
Unix time the move was last updated, in milliseconds |
[optional] |
from luno_openapi.models.funds_move import FundsMove
# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of FundsMove from a JSON string
funds_move_instance = FundsMove.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(FundsMove.to_json())
# convert the object into a dict
funds_move_dict = funds_move_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of FundsMove from a dict
funds_move_from_dict = FundsMove.from_dict(funds_move_dict)
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