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Delete policy rule

delete/api/v2/{coin}/wallet/{walletId}/policy/rule

Deletes a rule from the policy attached to a wallet

Path Parameters

  • coinstringRequired
    A cryptocurrency or token ticker symbol.
    Example: "btc"
  • walletIdstringRequired
    Example: "59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f"
    Pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$

Request Body

coin string
Policy rules of types "allTx", "coinAddressWhitelist", "coinAddressBlacklist" and "webhook" are recommended to be used without setting a coin so that they will apply to all coins and tokens that could be in a wallet. If your policy rule is of one of these types and has a coin set on it, you also need to set the coin in the body. This is necessary because the id alone may not be sufficient for finding the correct rule to update or delete.
Example: btc
id string required
The id of the rule. The combination of id and coin must be unique among rules in the policy.
type string required
What causes this rule to trigger
Allowed values: advancedWhitelist allTx bitcoinAddressWhitelist coinAddressWhitelist coinAddressBlacklist transactionLimit velocityLimit webhook
conditionAny of
Parameters for the type
amountString string required
The amount for the limit
Example: 2000000
Match pattern: ^-?\d+$
timeWindow integer
Time window in seconds for a velocity limit, between 1 and a month
Minimum: >= 0
Maximum: <= 2678400
action object required
What happens when this rule is triggered
type string required
Allowed values: deny getApproval getGroupApproval getFinalApproval getCustodianApproval getIdVerification noop
approvalsRequired integer
Minimum: >= 1
Example: 1
userIds array[string]
For a final approver action, who can approve

200 Response

admin object
policy object
allowBackupKeySigning boolean
approvalsRequired integer required
Minimum: >= 1
Example: 1
balanceString string
Total balance in base units (e.g. Satoshis)
Example: 2000000
Match pattern: ^-?\d+$
buildDefaults object
minFeeRate integer
(UTXO only) Wallet-level minimum fee rate that must be greater than or equal to the default of 1000 satoshis/kvByte. Per transaction, you can override "minFeeRate" with the "feeRate" parameter.
Minimum: >= 1000
Example: 12000
changeAddressType string
(UTXO only) The default script type to use for change for this wallet. Per transaction, you override the default with the "changeAddressType" parameter. If "default" is provided, it will clear the "changeAddressType" default on the wallet. Note that each UTXO coin has different address types available. For example, Only BTC supports "p2tr".
Allowed values: p2sh p2shP2wsh p2wsh p2tr default
Example: p2sh
coin string required
A cryptocurrency or token ticker symbol.
Example: btc
coinSpecificOne of
creationFailure array[string]
Includes list of fail initialization txids
pendingChainInitialization boolean
Whether the wallet needs to be initialized on the chain
custodialWallet object
The associated custodial wallet object
custodialWalletId string
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
deleted boolean required
disableTransactionNotifications boolean required
enterprise string
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
freeze object
time string <dateTime>
expires string <dateTime>
id string required
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
isCold boolean
keys array[string]
Example: ["585951a5df8380e0e304a553","585951a5df8380e0e30d645c","585951a5df8380e0e30b6147"]
label string required
Example: My Wallet
m integer
Number of signatures required. This value must be 2 for hot wallets, 1 for **ofc** wallets, and not specified for custodial wallets.
Example: 2
n integer
Number of keys provided. This value must be 3 for hot wallets, 1 for **ofc** wallets, and not specified for custodial wallets.
Example: 3
nodeId string
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
receiveAddress object
id string
platform public id for an address
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
address string
Max length: <= 250 characters
Example: 2MvrwRYBAuRtPTiZ5MyKg42Ke55W3fZJfZS
chain integer
Allowed values: 0 1 10 11 20 21 30 31 40 41
Example: 1
index integer
coin string
lastNonce integer
Default: -1
wallet string
The wallet which contains this address
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
coinSpecific object
Properties which are specific to certain coin types
balance object
Balance of the address. In case of Eth and Celo, if returnBalancesForToken is passed with includeBalances, then it will return token balance in the address object. This field will be present only when "includeBalances" query param is passed as true.
labelOne of
Example: Bob's Hot Wallet Address
addressType string
Allowed values: p2sh p2shP2wsh p2wsh p2tr
Example: p2sh
recoverable boolean
tags array[string]
spendableBalanceString string
Spendable balance in base units (e.g. Satoshis)
Example: 2000000
Match pattern: ^-?\d+$
unspentCount number
Number of unspent outputs present in the wallet
Example: 100
startDate string <date-time>
Wallet creation time
Example: {}
type string
The type describes who owns the keys to the wallet and how they are stored. "cold" wallets are wallets where the private key of the user key is stored exclusively outside of BitGo's system. "custodial" means that this wallet is a cold wallet where BitGo owns the keys. Only customers of the BitGo Trust can create this kind of wallet. "custodialPaired" means that this is a hot wallet that is owned by the customer but it will be linked to a cold (custodial) wallet where BitGo owns the keys. This option is only available to customers of BitGo Inc. BitGo stores an encrypted private key for the user key of "hot" wallets. "trading" wallets are trading accounts where the coin is "ofc".
Allowed values: cold custodial custodialPaired hot trading
users array[object]
user string
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
permissions array[string]
Allowed values: admin view spend
customChangeKeySignatures object
Signatures for the keys which will be used to derive custom change addresses. **Note:** These signatures may only be set once for each wallet and are not modifiable after being set.
user string
backup string
bitgo string
multisigType string
Allowed values: onchain tss blsdkg

202 Response

id string
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
coin string
A cryptocurrency or token ticker symbol.
Example: btc
wallet string
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
enterprise string
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
creator string
Example: 59cd72485007a239fb00282ed480da1f
Match pattern: ^[0-9a-f]{32}$
createDate string <date-time>
infoAny of
transactionRequest object
type string
Allowed value: transactionRequest
stateAny of
scope string
What kind of entity the Pending Approval is tied to
Allowed values: enterprise wallet
userIds array[string]
All the Users who should see this Pending Approval
approvalsRequired integer
Minimum: >= 1
Example: 1
walletLabel string
resolvers array[object]
user string required
date string required
resolutionType string required
Allowed values: approved awaitingSignature pending pendingBitGoAdminApproval pendingCryptographicApproval pendingCustodianApproval pendingFinalApproval pendingIdVerification pendingVideoApproval processing rejected
signatures array[string] required
videoApprover string
videoLink string
videoException string

400 Response

One of
error string required
Human-readable error message
requestId string required
Client request id
context object
Properties that apply to a specific error name
name string required
Error code