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Relay Protocol MCP Server

by warengonzaga

relay_get_requests

Retrieve cross-chain transactions with filtering and pagination to monitor user activity, track specific transfers, and analyze transaction history across blockchain networks.

Instructions

Get all cross-chain transactions with advanced filtering and pagination.

Use Cases: • List all transactions for a specific user • Find transactions by hash, chain IDs, or time range • Monitor transaction history with pagination • Filter by request status and referrer

Pagination: Use limit (max 50) and continuation token for large result sets. Sorting: Sort by createdAt or updatedAt in asc/desc order.

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
limitNoLimit the number of results (1-50, default: 20)
continuationNoContinuation token for pagination
userNoFilter by user address
hashNoFilter by transaction hash
originChainIdNoFilter by origin chain ID
destinationChainIdNoFilter by destination chain ID
privateChainsToIncludeNoPrivate chains to include
idNoFilter by request ID
startTimestampNoStart timestamp filter (Unix timestamp)
endTimestampNoEnd timestamp filter (Unix timestamp)
startBlockNoStart block filter
endBlockNoEnd block filter
chainIdNoFilter by chain ID (either direction, overrides origin/destination filters)
referrerNoFilter by referrer address
sortByNoSort field (default: createdAt)
sortDirectionNoSort direction

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