Read an Activity receipt
Returns one account-owned receipt and bounded group targets when present.
Authorization
Authenticated Liftx Settings session.Behavior
Returns one account-owned receipt and bounded group targets when present. This read grants no additional mutation authority. Zero targets and execution_observed do not certify a flat market. This is a session-owned application contract, not an ordinary API-key endpoint. Use Settings → Integrations. The public API base URL does not grant session access.Request example
Response and errors
The generated response schema below is the wire contract. Preserve fixed-point strings, nullable fields and endpoint-specific envelopes. Inspect HTTP status and Content-Type before decoding failures; reused trading routes may return JSON or plain text. Authentication, entitlement and exact link/instrument restrictions apply in addition to endpoint validation. See errors and recovery. Read the related guide for lifecycle, units and recovery semantics.Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Query Parameters
Response
Success
Durable command receipt, never a fill/completion assertion. Terminal request fields correlate a durable termination owner handoff. Terminal arm writes kind/sequence while retaining dispatching; owner return or startup canonical evidence advances handed_off. Group parent position_id is null. Precedence is operator_required, dispatching, accepted, then homogeneous resolved state or partial. Zero-target parent is execution_observed. Counts and child states do not prove exposure is flat.
accepted, dispatching, handed_off, execution_observed, rejected, expired, operator_required, partial 1, 2 x >= 1Parent group on a child termination receipt.
Counts sum to the immutable target_count. Zero targets records an observed empty selection, not market flatness.
Group detail only: at most 64 frozen ordinary termination receipts. Targets cannot contain nested groups or target arrays. Omitted on list responses and zero-target groups.
64