API Error: Missing timestamp in Get Wallet Transaction History API

Technical Issue Reporting
#1

I was expecting the return value of field blockTimestamp in triggered ERC20 transaction field named erc20_transfer of each transaction return but the data return nothing.
I have checked the sample data return on the API doc page has this value but I cannot retrieve it
Should that value important, i assume that triggered transactions should not be too far from the original transaction

#2

Hi @DoanPhu, you should normally get a value in the blockTimestamp field, can you please share an example of missing data? (including the request URL with params)

#3

i do get the blockTimestamp in the outer transaction, but blockTimestamp inside native_transfers field below is missing

Here is the code i run:

import Moralis from 'moralis';
const moralisAPI = getRandomMoralisAPI();
Moralis.start({
  apiKey: moralisAPI,
});

async function fetchWalletTransactionHistory(
  address: string,
  chainID: string,
) {
  const params = {
    address: '0xD1C24f50d05946B3FABeFBAe3cd0A7e9938C63F2',
    chain: '0x1',
    include_internal_transactions: false,
    nft_metadata: true,
    order: "ASC" as "ASC" | "DESC" | undefined,
  }
  const pageResult = await Moralis.EvmApi.wallets.getWalletHistory(params);
  return pageResult
}

Here is the first result from the code

{
    "cursor": null,
    "page_size": 94,
    "limit": "100",
    "result": [
        {
            "hash": "0xca8891ce2a6397cdf3479f4306c93556188ae859b9c201b89a38f52660bbd18f",
            "nonce": "0",
            "transaction_index": "131",
            "from_address_entity": null,
            "from_address_entity_logo": null,
            "from_address": "0xf82dce9bb688d15095e4072271bf3161876cba47",
            "from_address_label": null,
            "to_address_entity": null,
            "to_address_entity_logo": null,
            "to_address": "0xd1c24f50d05946b3fabefbae3cd0a7e9938c63f2",
            "to_address_label": null,
            "value": "1000000000000",
            "gas": "21000",
            "gas_price": "8000000000",
            "receipt_cumulative_gas_used": "6626632",
            "receipt_gas_used": "21000",
            "receipt_contract_address": null,
            "receipt_status": "1",
            "block_timestamp": "2018-11-02T05:01:04.000Z",
            "block_number": "6627774",
            "block_hash": "0x3e24fe4617af8037a03fefe8243a32e494bbbd30913523c41456d793ce7e62d8",
            "transaction_fee": "0.000168",
            "method_label": null,
            "nft_transfers": [],
            "erc20_transfers": [],
            "native_transfers": [
                {
                    "from_address_entity": null,
                    "from_address_entity_logo": null,
                    "from_address": "0xf82dce9bb688d15095e4072271bf3161876cba47",
                    "from_address_label": null,
                    "to_address_entity": null,
                    "to_address_entity_logo": null,
                    "to_address": "0xd1c24f50d05946b3fabefbae3cd0a7e9938c63f2",
                    "to_address_label": null,
                    "value": "1000000000000",
                    "value_formatted": "0.000001",
                    "direction": "receive",
                    "internal_transaction": false,
                    "token_symbol": "ETH",
                    "token_logo": "https://cdn.moralis.io/eth/0x.png"
                }
            ],
            "summary": "Received 0.000001 ETH from 0xf8...ba47",
            "possible_spam": false,
            "category": "receive"
        },
}
#4

The blockTimestamp returned on the main transaction details is the timestamp of the transaction, which includes the native transfer (can also be another event such as swap, approval etc…) that occurred in that specific transaction. Therefore the same block timestamp applies to the native transfer in this case

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#5

Wow thanks for the explanation, should i expect triggered erc20 and nft transfer timestamp should be the same as main transaction block timestamp?
Otherwise, can you give me an example where triggered transaction timestamp doesn’t match with the original one?

#6

All the transactions on a same block number will always have the same block timestamp. Timestamp varies between blocks