GET/status/{address}

Get transaction status

Returns the deposits and withdrawals seen at a bridge address, newest first. Responses are cursor-paginated: each request returns one page plus a `nextCursor`. To read the full history, pass each `nextCursor` back as `cursor` until it comes back null. To track only recent activity, keep requesting the first page without a cursor.

Base URL: https://bridge.polymarket.com
Auth: Public, no key
Rate limit: 50 req / 10s (5 per second)
Limit applies to: Bridge API general

Parameters

Name	In	Type	Required	Description
address	path	string	yes	The bridge address to query for transaction status, taken from the `/deposit` or `/withdraw` response. EVM, Solana, Tron, and Bitcoin address formats are supported. EVM addresses are normalized before the request is forwarded upstream.
limit	query	integer	no	Maximum number of transactions per page. A page may contain fewer transactions than requested and still have a following page.
cursor	query	string	no	Opaque continuation token returned as `nextCursor` by the previous response. Omit it to request the first page. URL-encode it, since cursors can contain characters such as `+`, `/`, and `=`. Invalid, tampered, or cross-address tokens return 400; restart the walk without a cursor when that happens.
paginate	query	string	no	Compatibility parameter forwarded upstream for existing integrations. Pagination applies whether or not it is sent, so new integrations should omit it and use `cursor` and `limit` alone. When sent, the only supported value is `true`.

Example

curl -X GET "https://bridge.polymarket.com/status/<address>"

Response fields

Field	Type	Description
transactions	object[]	One page of transactions for the given address, newest first. This is a page, not the full history for the address.
nextCursor	string	Opaque continuation token for the next page, or null when the pagination walk is complete. Pass it back verbatim as `cursor` on the next request; never parse, modify, construct, or reuse it with a…

Responses

Status	Meaning
200	Successfully retrieved transaction status
400	Bad Request - Missing or invalid address, limit, or cursor
500	Server Error

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From Polymarket's published OpenAPI spec and rate-limit tables, synced 2026-10-04.