The VeChain token VET
does not have a contract tied to it, so its transfers must be accessed from a different source.
Using logs.filterTransferLogs
gives you access to the transfers, with the same filter options, but the criteriaSet
is specifically tailored for transfer events.
Each criteria may include:
- recipient: the address that receives VET
- txOrigin: the address that initiated the transfer transaction
- sender: the address that sent the VET
A sample request with all filters would appear as follows:
// access VET transfers
const logs = await thor.logs.filterTransferLogs({
options: {
offset: 0,
limit: 3,
},
range: {
unit: 'block',
from: 0,
to: 20000000,
},
criteriaSet: [
{
// VET receiver
recipient: '0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dead',
// transaction signer/origin
txOrigin: '0x19135a7c5c51950b3aa4b8de5076dd7e5fb630d4',
// VET sender
sender: '0x19135a7c5c51950b3aa4b8de5076dd7e5fb630d4',
},
],
order: 'asc',
});
Multiple optional criteria can be configured to filter for various addresses.
Type definition and documentation of all options and results: