Estimate a fee
What a transfer out of your platform’s own wallet will cost — the twin of /fee, with one difference: the sender is resolved server-side to the platform wallet’s address, so the body is just assetId and recipient. A sender you supply is ignored.
The quote describes the /platform/send that follows it: a decimal string in the chain’s native currency on Bitcoin, EVM and Solana, a resource object on TRON.
Do not send an X-USER-ID header here — a platform endpoint always acts as the platform wallet, and sending one is a 400.
Authentication
A 15-minute token from /auth. Required on every endpoint except /auth.
Headers
Correlation id. Generated if omitted, echoed on every response, and written to the audit log. /send is the exception — there it is required, and it doubles as the idempotency key.
Request
Primary asset selector. An all-digit string ("21") is accepted and normalised to an integer.
1— BITCOIN BTC (native, 8 decimals)2— ETHEREUM ETH (native, 18 decimals)21— ETHEREUM USDT (ERC20, 6 decimals)22— ETHEREUM USDC (ERC20, 6 decimals)3— BSC BNB (native, 18 decimals)31— BSC USDT (BEP20, 18 decimals)32— BSC USDC (BEP20, 18 decimals)4— TRON TRX (native, 6 decimals)41— TRON USDT (TRC20, 6 decimals)42— TRON USDC (TRC20, 6 decimals) — not on every endpoint5— POLYGON POL (native, 18 decimals)51— POLYGON USDT (ERC20, 6 decimals) — not on every endpoint52— POLYGON USDC (ERC20, 6 decimals)6— SOLANA SOL (native, 9 decimals)61— SOLANA USDT (SPL, 6 decimals) — not on every endpoint62— SOLANA USDC (SPL, 6 decimals)
Response
A decimal string in the chain’s native currency on Bitcoin, EVM and Solana; a resource object on TRON.
Echo of the inbound X-Request-Id, or a generated one.