On encountering an error, rest endpoints return a generic error response. This includes a plaintext message, as well as an error code to help identify the error.
method_not_allowed — The HTTP method used is not allowed for this endpoint.too_many_requests — This account (or IP) has exceeded its rate limit.bad_query_param — A query parameter was supplied in a bad format.forbidden — The action attempted is forbidden.service_unavailable — The service is currently unavailable.account_not_found — The account being referenced could not be found.invalid_symbol — The symbol provided is invalid.invalid_market — The market referenced is invalid.price_over_ui_limit_10MM — The price is over the UI limit of 10 million.invalid_cursor — The pagination cursor supplied is invalid.invalid_consent_value — The marketing consent value for the account is invalid.too_few_items — There are too few items to complete the request. Returned when trying to get deposit addresses when none exist.error_building_csv — There was an error building the CSV.order_not_found — The order being referenced could not be found.order_already_canceled — The order to cancel has already been canceled.order_not_in_cancelable_state — The order to cancel is not currently in a state that allows it to be canceled.order_already_filled — The order to cancel has already been filled.