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search:
  tags:
    - Orders
    - GET
seo:
  description: >-
    Returns a page of the caller's orders, optionally filtered. Reference for
    the GET /orders endpoint in the REST API API.
sidebar:
  badge: GET
  label: List Orders
title: List Orders
type: openapi-operation
---
Returns a page of the caller's orders, optionally filtered.

### Endpoint

- Method and path: `GET /orders`
- Operation ID: `listOrders`
- API reference: [GET /orders](/api-reference/orders/listorders)

#### Authorization

- Accepted credentials: `UDX-Access-Key` header and `UDX-Access-Timestamp` header and `UDX-Access-Signature` header; or Bearer token in `Authorization`
- Details: [Authentication](/authentication)

#### Parameters

- `UDX-Version` (`header`) — Dated API version (YYYY-MM-DD). Omit to use the oldest supported version. An unknown version returns `400`.
- `ticker` (`query`) — Filter by market ticker.
- `status` (`query`) — Filter by order status.
- `created_after` (`query`) — Only return orders created after this instant.
- `created_before` (`query`) — Only return orders created before this instant.
- `limit` (`query`) — Maximum number of items to return in one page. Defaults to 10 when omitted; must be an integer from 1 to 100. A value outside that range is rejected with 400 rather than silently clamped. A returned next_page_url preserves the effective value.
- `page` (`query`) — Opaque token identifying the requested page. Clients should not construct or extract this value; follow next_page_url from the previous response unchanged instead.
- `sort` (`query`) — Field to sort orders by. Defaults to created_at (creation time). The order_id is appended as a tie-breaker.
- `order` (`query`) — Sort direction. Defaults to desc. Applies to the default sort field when sort is omitted. Nulls sort last in both directions.

#### Responses

- `200` — A page of the caller's orders.
- `400` — The request doesn't conform to this spec.
- `401` — No valid credential was provided.
- `403` — The credential lacks the `read` scope.
- `422` — Too many orders match the time range. Narrow `created_after` and `created_before`; active accounts may need a shorter range.
- `429` — The member rate limit was exceeded. Wait for `Retry-After`.
- `500` — Something went wrong on UDX's side.
- `503` — Request admission or account setup is unavailable. Retry later.