Sep24TransactionStatus

The user has not yet completed the interactive flow. The deposit/withdrawal is still in progress.

For deposits: the user has been instructed to send funds to the anchor. For withdrawals: the anchor is waiting to receive funds from the Stellar network.

For deposits: funds have been received by the anchor. For withdrawals: the user has submitted the Stellar transaction.

Deposit/withdrawal is being processed by an external system (e.g., bank).

Deposit/withdrawal operation is being processed internally by the anchor.

Deposit/withdrawal has been placed on hold by the anchor. The user may need to contact support or provide additional information.

The anchor is waiting for the Stellar network transaction to complete.

The user must establish a trustline for the asset before the anchor can complete the deposit.

The anchor is waiting for the user to take some action. Check the transaction's message field for details.

The deposit/withdrawal has completed successfully. This is a terminal status.

The deposit/withdrawal has been refunded. This is a terminal status.

The transaction has expired. The user did not complete the required action in time. This is a terminal status.

Could not complete the transaction because there is no market for this asset. This is a terminal status.

Could not complete the transaction because the amount is too small. This is a terminal status.

Could not complete the transaction because the amount is too large. This is a terminal status.

An error occurred processing the transaction. Check the transaction's message field for details. This is a terminal status.

Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.

The string value used in SEP-24 API responses.

Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)

Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.