reverted_transfer

Represents a crosschain transfer that has been reverted.

A cross-chain transfer that is past its deadline must be recalled or canceled. If there are intermediate chains where the transfer was applied, it must be unapplied there, and then it can be reverted on the initial chain.

For example, if a chain going A -> B -> C got cancelled or recalled on chain C, it must be unapplied on chain B, then reverted on chain A.

See Also

• applied_transfers — for an example flow of normal crosschain transfers

entity reverted_transfer {
 key init_tx_rid: byte_array;
 key init_op_index: integer;
 transaction_rid: byte_array;
 op_index: integer;
}

key init_tx_rid: byte_array;

The ID of the transaction that initialized this cross-chain transfer

key init_op_index: integer;

The index of the operation in the transaction that initialized this cross-chain transfer

transaction_rid: byte_array;

The RID of the transaction that reverted this transfer, all zeros if it was created before v1.2.0

op_index: integer;

The index of the operation in the transaction that reverted this transfer