InputsSelection
Input
DestinationTransferPeerPath
OneTimeAddress
BlockInfo
RewardsInfo
BlockchainInfo
For ACCEPT, REJECT, and WITHDRAW transaction types, the
offerUpdateId links back to the original OFFER transaction, enabling full transaction lifecycle tracking.TonHashes
TonFeeBreakdown
Early Access. One entry per wallet of your workspace in a TON transfer. Each entry describes one wallet and its own on-chain transaction. The summary of what the transfer cost each wallet (feeInfo.sender and feeInfo.recipient) is in the transaction’s top-level feeInfo; feeBreakdowns carries the detail behind it. For how fees work on TON, with worked examples, see TON Transfer Fees.
Units. Everything inside
feeBreakdowns is an integer string in nanoTON (1 TON = 1,000,000,000 nanoTON). The top-level feeInfo is in TON.
How it ties to feeInfo. For each entry, totalFees + totalOutMsgsForwardFees + fundingSpent (fundingSpent is 0 when absent), converted from nanoTON to TON, equals the feesDeducted of the matching role in feeInfo: feeInfo.sender for the SENDER entry, feeInfo.recipient for the RECIPIENT entry.
Which entries you get
Only wallets of the notified workspace appear. A counterparty outside your workspace is never listed.
Example: Jetton transfer sent from your wallet. The wallet attached 0.1 TON and the excess came back to it (addresses and hashes shortened):
feeInfo.sender is {"feesDeducted": "0.017722684"}: 487381 + 92091 + 17143212 = 17,722,684 nanoTON.
Example: transfer between two of your vault accounts. One transaction. The top-level feeInfo is the sender’s, and both wallets are in the breakdown:
feeInfo: "sender": {"feesDeducted": "0.000482861"} (425437 + 57424 nanoTON) and "recipient": {"feesDeducted": "0.000045682"} (45682 nanoTON).
When a transfer carries a very long message,
feeBreakdowns, messageContent or both may be left out. tonTransferType, the hashes, isFeeExcess and the top-level feeInfo are always included.CantonHashes
GasUsed
feeInfo
ThepaidByRelay, relayType, relayId, and relayName fields apply to gasless transactions. See EVM Gasless (Universal Gasless).