API reference
Cash out a coinflip table
POST
/v2/coinflips/{id}/cashoutClose an open coinflip table and pay its balance to the destination.
Authentication: Required: the order’s owner session in X-Session-ID.
#Parameters
| Name | In | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
id |
path | string (pattern ^[A-Za-z0-9:_-]{1,128}$) |
Yes | Public order identifier. Not a credential: every read still requires the owner session or the destination proof. |
#Request body
round· integer · required — The open round, so a cash-out cannot race a bet you just placed.toAddress· string — Where the balance is paid. Required when the table was opened without a payout address.
#Response
200 returns an object with:
verdict·"settled"·"refused"·"closing"·"closed"·"reopened"· requiredorder· object · requiredorderId· string · requiredproduct·"coinflip"· requiredstatus·"awaiting_deposit"·"awaiting_xmr1"·"awaiting_trx1"·"awaiting_zec1"·"processing"·"completed"·"failed"·"expired"·"refunded"·"needs_review"· requiredasset·"xmr"·"btc"·"sol"·"eth"·"zec"· required — Coinflip-table pool asset key, never a display symbol.direction·"deposit"·"withdraw"— deposit mints the wrapped asset from a native-coin deposit; withdraw returns the native coin against the wrapped asset.chainId· integer or null · required — Non-negative integer chain identifier.toAddress· string or null · requireddepositAddress· string · requiredcreatedAt· string or null · requiredupdatedAt· string or null · requiredfromChainId· integer or null — Non-negative integer chain identifier.depositChainId· integer or null — Non-negative integer chain identifier.fromToken· stringdepositToken· stringfromTokenSymbol· stringdepositTokenSymbol· stringfromTokenDecimals· integer (0–36)depositTokenDecimals· integer (0–36)fromAmount· stringdepositAmount· stringtoChainId· integer or null — Non-negative integer chain identifier.toToken· stringtoTokenSymbol· stringtoTokenDecimals· integer (0–36)expectedOutput· stringdepositTxHash· string or nullreceivingTxHash· string or nullsessionId· string or nullrefundAddress· string or nullrefundRequestedAt· string or nullexpiresAt· stringamountUsd· numberbonusStage·"none"·"coinflip"coinflipRequested· booleanfundingProvider·"privy"or nullintegratorFeeUsd· number or nullcustomerState· one of the variants below · required — Authoritative customer display/action state. Clients must not infer lifecycle from status or resource presence.- Nested fields: see
openapi.json.
- Nested fields: see
confirmations· numberrequiredConfirmations· numberdepositObserved· booleanerrorMessage· string or null · requiredactualOutput· string — What the customer received, in atomic units ofdeliveredTokenwhen present, otherwise oftoToken. Only on completed orders.deliveredToken· object — Present only when the order completed in a different asset thantoToken;actualOutputis then denominated in this token.- Nested fields: see
openapi.json.
- Nested fields: see
coinflipLost· boolean · requiredhasReview· boolean · requiredrefundRecovery· object or null- Nested fields: see
openapi.json.
- Nested fields: see
rewards· object- Nested fields: see
openapi.json.
- Nested fields: see
maxPayoutUsd· numberdestination· stringdepositAddressForms· array of object- Nested fields: see
openapi.json.
- Nested fields: see
coinflip· object or null- Nested fields: see
openapi.json.
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Errors use the standard error envelope: branch on code, never on the message.
#Example
curl
curl -X POST 'https://api-beta.wagyu.xyz/v2/coinflips/<orderId>/cashout' \
-H 'x-session-id: <sessionId>' \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{
"round": 1
}'JavaScript
const res = await fetch('https://api-beta.wagyu.xyz/v2/coinflips/<orderId>/cashout', {
method: 'POST',
headers: {"content-type":"application/json","x-session-id":"<sessionId>"},
body: JSON.stringify({
"round": 1
}),
});
const data = await res.json();Python
import requests
res = requests.post('https://api-beta.wagyu.xyz/v2/coinflips/<orderId>/cashout', headers={"x-session-id":"<sessionId>"}, json={
"round": 1
}, timeout=30)
data = res.json()No response is captured for this route: calling it creates or changes a real order. The response fields above come from the live contract.