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| Name | Type | Description | Mandatory | Available from version |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BrickIds | Guid[] | Filter by array of BrickIds. BrickId is the internal id of a deposit order | 2.02.20160422 | |
| CreatedDateFrom | DateTime? | When used, both from date and to date should be provided in the request | 2.02.20160422 | |
| CreatedDateTo | DateTime? | 2.02.20160422 | ||
| CurrencyCodes | string[] | The ISO-code of the currency in the batch order, for example "EUR" | 2.02.20160422 | |
| ExternalReference | string[] | The external reference that was set at the creation of the order | 2.02.20160422 | |
| BatchOrders | Guid[] | The BrickIds of the DepositBatchTransferOrders that the DepositTransferOrders should be included within | 2.02.20160422 | |
| Accounts | Guid[] | The BrickIds of accounts where the DepositTransferOrders should be associated with | 2.02.20160422 | |
| States | string[] | The current state of the order. The states can be found in the back office GUI of BFS by navigating to SystemData→Workflows and then look at the workflow for this order type | 2.02.20160422 | |
| TransferReceiver | Guid[] | The BrickIds of the TransferReceiver that the order was associated with. This connection is more common when it comes to withdrawals but could be used for deposits as well | 2.02.20160422 | |
| SettlementDateFrom | DateTime? | When used, both from date and to date should be provided in the request | 2.02.20160422 | |
| SettlementDateTo | DateTime? | 2.02.20160422 |
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