Get a list of all accounts
GET/consents
Get a list of all accounts for the authenticated context. The response contains an accounts array;
if no accounts are available, the array is empty (for example: {"accounts": []}).
Pagination is controlled via the cursor and limit query parameters.
If more accounts are available, the X-Next-Cursor response header provides the cursor value for the next page.
Request
Responses
- 200
- 400
- 401
- 403
- 404
- 405
- 500
- 501
- 502
- 503
- 504
Paginated list of all accounts.
Response Headers
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.
An opaque string value used for pagination. Include this value in the cursor parameter of the subsequent request to fetch the next page of results. An empty string indicates that there are no more results.
Bad Request - The format of the request was invalid.
Examples:
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InvalidPayload: type: /problems/INVALID_PAYLOAD title: Payload does not comply with API specification detail: Malformed JSON instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
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InvalidParameter: type: /problems/INVALID_PAYLOAD title: Invalid parameter values have been detected detail: Sent data could not be processed instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
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MissingId: type: /problems/INVALID_PAYLOAD title: The payload was not valid detail: ID is missing instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
Response Headers
always en
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.
Unauthorized - The request has not been applied because it provides no valid authentication credentials for the target resource.
Examples:
- InvalidToken: type: /problems/INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES title: Insufficient privileges to access resource detail: The provided token is not valid instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
- ExpiredToken: type: /problems/EXPIRED_TOKEN title: The OAuth Token is expired detail: The token is no longer valid instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
Response Headers
always en
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.
Forbidden - A valid OAuth Token was received, but access was denied. (Depending on the security requirements, providers can return 404 instead)
Examples:
- InsufficientPrivileges: type: /problems/INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES title: No privileges for the requested operation detail: Insufficient privileges for the requested operation instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
Response Headers
always en
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.
Not Found - Either the endpoint does not exist or a requested resource is not yet available (e.g., account statements)
Examples:
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InvalidAccounts: type: /problems/INSUFFICIENT_PRIVILEGES title: Insufficient privileges to access resource detail: The provided token does not grant access to the requested account instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
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WrongEndpointUrl: type: /problems/TECHNICAL_ERROR title: URL not found detail: The requested endpoint does not exist instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
Response Headers
always en
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.
Method Not Allowed - The method received in the request-line is known by the origin server but not supported by the target resource.
Examples:
- NotSupportedOperation: type: /problems/WRONG_METHOD title: This HTTP operation is not allowed on this endpoint detail: Only GET operations are allowed instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
Response Headers
always en
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.
Internal Server Error - The server encountered an unexpected condition that prevented it from fulfilling the request.
Examples:
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TechnicalServerError: type: /problems/TECHNICAL_ERROR title: Technical error on server side detail: Processing yielded a technical error instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
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ResourceTooLarge: type: /problems/RESOURCE_TOO_LARGE title: Generated resource was too large detail: The generated resource exceeded the size limit instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
Response Headers
always en
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.
Not Implemented - The server does not support the functionality required to fulfill the request.
Examples:
- EndpointNotImplemented: type: /problems/NOT_IMPLEMENTED title: Target endpoint is not implemented detail: This endpoint is not implemented instance: path/to/corresponding/resource
Response Headers
always en
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.
Bad Gateway - The upstream gateway or proxy issued an invalid response.
Response Headers
always en
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.
Service Unavailable - The server is currently unable to handle the request due to a temporary overload or scheduled maintenance.
Response Headers
always en
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.
Gateway Timeout - The upstream gateway or proxy did not provide a response in time.
Response Headers
always en
Service User defined ID from request to correlate HTTP requests between a client and a server.
Indicates whether the response was created by the bLink platform or by the provider.