> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.xyb.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.xyb.co/xyb-ledger/api-reference-guides/transaction-management-apis/movement-management-apis.md).

# Posting Management APIs

### **1. Retrieve Account Postings**

**Use Case**: Fetches all postings related to a specific account, including committed and reserved balances.

* **Example**: A finance team retrieves all postings for a corporate account to verify recent transactions and reconcile discrepancies.

{% openapi src="/files/5af2rdQ5h4ZxHvDZfiyJ" path="/api/v1/{origin:group|chart}/{parent:\[^*]+}/{account:\[^*]+}/{wallet:\[^*]+}/{currency:\[^*]+}/{balance:\[^\*]+}/" method="get" %}
[openapi-ledger.json](https://content.gitbook.com/content/akJn6TxWIBAbZwLlYoVP/blobs/S917VQZQHm6OZGrj1mf5/openapi-ledger.json)
{% endopenapi %}

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### **2. Query Postings**

* **Method**: `GET`
* **Endpoint**: `/integration/monese/postings`
* **Use Case**: Retrieves postings based on parameters such as account reference, wallet currency, or date range.
  * **Example**: An auditor queries all postings for a customer’s wallet over the past month to detect unusual spending patterns.

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### **3. Query Payment Postings**

* **Method**: `GET`
* **Endpoint**: `/integration/monese/payment/postings`
* **Use Case**: Fetches postings linked to specific payment IDs for reconciliation and tracking.
  * **Example**: A financial institution verifies whether a bank transfer from a customer was successfully posted to their wallet.

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#### **Example Use Cases**

* **Transaction Auditing**: Retrieve postings for an account to verify financial accuracy and detect errors.
* **Fraud Monitoring**: Query postings for large or unusual transactions to identify suspicious activity.
* **Real-Time Balance Updates**: Fetch postings to confirm the latest transactions and ensure account balances are current.
* **Financial Reconciliation**: Compare postings with movements to validate that all fund transfers have been properly recorded.


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