GET /timestamp

Returns the current server timestamp. Used for signing actions that require a current_timestamp field.

Request

curl https://zo-mainnet.n1.xyz/timestamp

Response

Returns a plain integer timestamp (Unix seconds):

1705312800

Usage

The server timestamp should be used when constructing actions to ensure they are accepted. Using a local timestamp may cause actions to be rejected if clocks are out of sync.

Example: Python

import requests
 
def get_server_timestamp():
    response = requests.get("https://zo-mainnet.n1.xyz/timestamp")
    return int(response.json())
 
server_time = get_server_timestamp()
print(f"Server time: {server_time}")

Example: cURL + jq

# Get timestamp as integer
curl -s https://zo-mainnet.n1.xyz/timestamp | jq '.'

Notes

• Always fetch a fresh timestamp before constructing trading actions
• The timestamp is in Unix seconds (not milliseconds)
• Actions with timestamps too far in the past or future will be rejected