account_creation_state

Allows to discern what was the last action on an account_creation_transfer.

This differs from pending_transfer_expiration_state in multiple ways. A pending_transfer_expiration_state:

• is passed by the user in queries, to filter results
• refers to a transfer, meaning:
  • it happened recently enough
  • it happened too long ago

On the other hand, an account_creation_state:

• is used without user input
• is attached to account_creation_transfer, meaning:
  • the account was registered
  • the account was not registered in time, and the transfer has been recalled
  • neither of the above has happened, awaiting input.

Thus, for a certain transfer, the pending_transfer_expiration_state can be expired, while the account_creation_state can be pending if the sender did not claim their assets back.

Additionally, since an account_creation_transfer has multiple rules associated with it, the same transfer can be considered pending for one rule and expired for another, if their timeout_days values differ.

See Also

• pending_transfer_expiration_state — a similar enum with a different meaning, to avoid confusing the two
• account_creation_transfer — for informations about it