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# get v1 account info

`GET /v1/account_info`

**Authentication:** RWA

**Rate limit:** 10 requests per second per user

## Description

Returns account-level collateral, margin, and PnL overview metrics for the authenticated account.

## Parameters

No fields are defined in the published schema.

## Responses

### HTTP 200

OK

| Field                                       | Type    | Required | Description                                                                             |
| ------------------------------------------- | ------- | -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `success`                                   | boolean | Yes      | Indicates whether the request was successful. Example: `True`                           |
| `timestamp`                                 | integer | No       | Server timestamp in milliseconds. Example: `1702989203989`                              |
| `data`                                      | object  | Yes      | —                                                                                       |
| `data.current_margin_ratio_with_orders`     | number  | Yes      | Current margin ratio after accounting for open orders. Example: `1.2385`                |
| `data.free_collateral`                      | number  | Yes      | Collateral currently available under the current account state. Example: `450315.09115` |
| `data.initial_margin_ratio`                 | number  | Yes      | Current initial margin ratio of the account. Example: `0.1`                             |
| `data.initial_margin_ratio_with_orders`     | number  | Yes      | Initial margin ratio after accounting for open orders. Example: `0.1`                   |
| `data.maintenance_margin_ratio`             | number  | Yes      | Current maintenance margin ratio of the account. Example: `0.05`                        |
| `data.maintenance_margin_ratio_with_orders` | number  | Yes      | Maintenance margin ratio after accounting for open orders. Example: `0.05`              |
| `data.margin_ratio`                         | number  | Yes      | Current account margin ratio. Example: `1.2385`                                         |
| `data.open_margin_ratio`                    | number  | Yes      | Margin ratio based on open positions only. Example: `1.2102`                            |
| `data.total_collateral_value`               | number  | Yes      | Total collateral value across the account. Example: `489865.71329`                      |
| `data.account_value`                        | number  | Yes      | Total account value including collateral and PnL. Example: `500000`                     |
| `data.total_pnl_24h`                        | number  | Yes      | Total profit and loss over the last 24 hours. Example: `0`                              |


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