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When a request fails, Sandbox APIs return an error response with details about what went wrong.

Error response format

All error responses follow this structure:
code
number
http status code indicating the error type
message
string
Human-readable description of the error
timestamp
number
Unix timestamp (in milliseconds) of when the error occurred
transaction_id
string
Unique identifier for tracking the request—include this when contacting support

http status codes

The following table lists common status codes and their meanings:

Common 403 error reasons

A 403 Forbidden response can occur for several reasons:
  • Invalid access token
  • Expired access token
  • Insufficient permissions for the requested resource
  • Insufficient wallet credits
  • Usage quota exhausted
  • Access revoked
Include the transaction_id from the error response when contacting support for faster resolution.