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# Policies

Allow and block lists that control who can send or receive a token.

## List policy members

`GET /v1/policies/{policyId}/members`

Lists the accounts currently on an allow or block list that controls who can send or receive a token. Covers TIP-403 transfer policies and receive policy token filters.

### Path parameters

- `policyId` `string` _(required)_: TIP-403 policy id (uint64).

### Query parameters

- `chainId` `string | number`: Which Tempo network to query. Use the alias `mainnet` or `testnet`, or a numeric chain id. Defaults to `mainnet` when omitted.
- `cursor` `string`: Opaque keyset cursor from a previous response (`nextCursor`); pass it back verbatim to fetch the next page. Omit for the first (head) page.
- `limit` `integer`: How many items to return per page (5–50, default 10). Use `nextCursor` to fetch more.

### Responses

#### `200`: Current members of the policy list.

Headers:

- `RateLimit-Limit` `integer`: How many requests you may make in the current time window. Not sent on cached responses or `402` payment challenges.
- `RateLimit-Remaining` `integer`: How many requests you have left in the current window before you are rate-limited. Not sent on cached responses or `402` payment challenges.
- `RateLimit-Reset` `integer`: When the current window resets, as a Unix timestamp in seconds. Not sent on cached responses or `402` payment challenges.
- `RateLimit-Scope` `string`: Which quota this request counted against (e.g. `data:read`). Not sent on cached responses or `402` payment challenges.
- `tempo-request-id` `string`: A unique id for this request, returned on every response (and as `requestId` in error bodies). Include it when contacting support so we can find your request.

Body (`application/json`):

- `data` `object[]` _(required)_: Current members, ordered by account address.
  - `account` `string` _(required)_: Account currently on the list.
  - `blockNumber` `integer` _(required)_: Block of the update that most recently added the account.
  - `id` `string` _(required)_: Stable member id; the account address.
- `nextCursor` `string | null` _(required)_: Cursor for the next page, or `null` on the last page.

#### `400`: Invalid request.

Body (`application/json`):

- `error` `object` _(required)_: What went wrong.
  - `code` `string` _(required)_: A short, stable code you can branch on in your code (e.g. `token_not_found`).
  - `details` `object[]`: A list of specific problems, when the error is about your request (e.g. invalid fields).
    - `message` `string` _(required)_: A specific thing that went wrong, in plain language (e.g. why a field failed validation).
    - `path` `string | number[]`: Where the problem is, as a path into your request (e.g. `["query", "limit"]`). Present for validation errors.
  - `message` `string` _(required)_: A human-readable explanation of what went wrong.
- `requestId` `string` _(required)_: The id of this request — include it when contacting support.

#### `401`: Missing or invalid API key.

Body (`application/json`):

- `error` `object` _(required)_: What went wrong.
  - `code` `string` _(required)_: A short, stable code you can branch on in your code (e.g. `token_not_found`).
  - `details` `object[]`: A list of specific problems, when the error is about your request (e.g. invalid fields).
    - `message` `string` _(required)_: A specific thing that went wrong, in plain language (e.g. why a field failed validation).
    - `path` `string | number[]`: Where the problem is, as a path into your request (e.g. `["query", "limit"]`). Present for validation errors.
  - `message` `string` _(required)_: A human-readable explanation of what went wrong.
- `requestId` `string` _(required)_: The id of this request — include it when contacting support.

#### `402`: Payment required. This endpoint accepts MPP payment, and the request either exceeded free quota or needs a paid request credential. The challenge is protocol-native (handled by mppx), not the JSON error envelope: read the `WWW-Authenticate` header and retry with `Authorization: Payment <credential>`. A successful paid response carries `Payment-Receipt`.

Headers:

- `WWW-Authenticate` `string`: On a `402` response, the payment challenge to satisfy. Use it to build the `Authorization: Payment` credential and retry the request.

#### `403`: Forbidden.

Body (`application/json`):

- `error` `object` _(required)_: What went wrong.
  - `code` `string` _(required)_: A short, stable code you can branch on in your code (e.g. `token_not_found`).
  - `details` `object[]`: A list of specific problems, when the error is about your request (e.g. invalid fields).
    - `message` `string` _(required)_: A specific thing that went wrong, in plain language (e.g. why a field failed validation).
    - `path` `string | number[]`: Where the problem is, as a path into your request (e.g. `["query", "limit"]`). Present for validation errors.
  - `message` `string` _(required)_: A human-readable explanation of what went wrong.
- `requestId` `string` _(required)_: The id of this request — include it when contacting support.

#### `429`: Rate limit exceeded. On endpoints that accept MPP, over-quota unpaid requests return `402 Payment Required` instead.

Headers:

- `RateLimit-Limit` `integer`: How many requests you may make in the current time window. Not sent on cached responses or `402` payment challenges.
- `RateLimit-Remaining` `integer`: How many requests you have left in the current window before you are rate-limited. Not sent on cached responses or `402` payment challenges.
- `RateLimit-Reset` `integer`: When the current window resets, as a Unix timestamp in seconds. Not sent on cached responses or `402` payment challenges.
- `RateLimit-Scope` `string`: Which quota this request counted against (e.g. `data:read`). Not sent on cached responses or `402` payment challenges.
- `tempo-request-id` `string`: A unique id for this request, returned on every response (and as `requestId` in error bodies). Include it when contacting support so we can find your request.
- `Retry-After` `integer`: How many seconds to wait before trying again. Sent with `429` (rate-limited) responses.

Body (`application/json`):

- `error` `object` _(required)_: What went wrong.
  - `code` `string` _(required)_: A short, stable code you can branch on in your code (e.g. `token_not_found`).
  - `details` `object[]`: A list of specific problems, when the error is about your request (e.g. invalid fields).
    - `message` `string` _(required)_: A specific thing that went wrong, in plain language (e.g. why a field failed validation).
    - `path` `string | number[]`: Where the problem is, as a path into your request (e.g. `["query", "limit"]`). Present for validation errors.
  - `message` `string` _(required)_: A human-readable explanation of what went wrong.
- `requestId` `string` _(required)_: The id of this request — include it when contacting support.

#### `500`: Internal server error.

Body (`application/json`):

- `error` `object` _(required)_: What went wrong.
  - `code` `string` _(required)_: A short, stable code you can branch on in your code (e.g. `token_not_found`).
  - `details` `object[]`: A list of specific problems, when the error is about your request (e.g. invalid fields).
    - `message` `string` _(required)_: A specific thing that went wrong, in plain language (e.g. why a field failed validation).
    - `path` `string | number[]`: Where the problem is, as a path into your request (e.g. `["query", "limit"]`). Present for validation errors.
  - `message` `string` _(required)_: A human-readable explanation of what went wrong.
- `requestId` `string` _(required)_: The id of this request — include it when contacting support.

#### `502`: The upstream indexer returned unavailable or malformed data.

Body (`application/json`):

- `error` `object` _(required)_: What went wrong.
  - `code` `string` _(required)_: A short, stable code you can branch on in your code (e.g. `token_not_found`).
  - `details` `object[]`: A list of specific problems, when the error is about your request (e.g. invalid fields).
    - `message` `string` _(required)_: A specific thing that went wrong, in plain language (e.g. why a field failed validation).
    - `path` `string | number[]`: Where the problem is, as a path into your request (e.g. `["query", "limit"]`). Present for validation errors.
  - `message` `string` _(required)_: A human-readable explanation of what went wrong.
- `requestId` `string` _(required)_: The id of this request — include it when contacting support.

#### `504`: Request timed out. The request did not complete within the 60-second deadline; retry it.

Body (`application/json`):

- `error` `object` _(required)_: What went wrong.
  - `code` `string` _(required)_: A short, stable code you can branch on in your code (e.g. `token_not_found`).
  - `details` `object[]`: A list of specific problems, when the error is about your request (e.g. invalid fields).
    - `message` `string` _(required)_: A specific thing that went wrong, in plain language (e.g. why a field failed validation).
    - `path` `string | number[]`: Where the problem is, as a path into your request (e.g. `["query", "limit"]`). Present for validation errors.
  - `message` `string` _(required)_: A human-readable explanation of what went wrong.
- `requestId` `string` _(required)_: The id of this request — include it when contacting support.

### Example request

```bash
curl 'https://api.tempo.xyz/v1/policies/469/members?chainId=4217&cursor=WzIzNDU2Nzg5LDBd&limit=10'
```

```ts
fetch('https://api.tempo.xyz/v1/policies/469/members?chainId=4217&cursor=WzIzNDU2Nzg5LDBd&limit=10')
```
