Trades - Pair

Retrieve a list of trades of a specified pair.

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Legacy trade list for one pair or pool.

  • Pass the pair address in address.
  • limit supports 1 to 50 items per request, and offset supports up to 50,000.
  • tx_type defaults to swap and can also be used to inspect add or remove liquidity events.
  • Pair-level trade history is useful when venue-specific behavior matters more than token-level aggregation.
  • Use descending sort when you want the most recent trades first.
Compute Unit ⚙️
  • This endpoint consumes 10 CU per request.
Use Cases 💡
  • Inspect venue-specific trade flow for one pool or pair.
  • Monitor pair activity for LP analysis, execution review, or routing research.
  • Compare one pair's tape with token-level aggregates to spot fragmented liquidity behavior.
  • Build pair trade feeds for dashboards or trading surfaces.
How to Use 🛠️
  • Set x-chain for the target network.
  • Pass the pair address in address.
  • Page with offset and limit, keeping limit at 50 or below.
  • Use tx_type to isolate swaps versus liquidity changes.
Best Practices ✅
  • Prefer pair-level trades when the asset has multiple active venues and you care about one exact market.
  • Keep pair identity visible in your UI so the feed is not confused with token-wide trading.
  • Pair this endpoint with pair OHLCV and liquidity endpoints for fuller venue diagnostics.

Query Params
string
required

The address of a pair contract

integer
0 to 9999
Defaults to 0

Make sure offset + limit <= 10000

integer
1 to 50
Defaults to 50

Number of items per page.

string
enum
Defaults to swap
Allowed:
string
enum
required
Defaults to desc

Specify the sort order.

Allowed:
string
enum
Defaults to scaled

Indicate whether to use the scaled amount for scaled ui amount tokens. Only support solana

Allowed:
Headers
string
enum
Defaults to solana

A chain name listed in supported networks.

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