revx-account（雷克斯帐户）

Account & Order Queries

View balances, query orders, browse trade history.

Auth required. Make sure revx is installed and configured before running these commands. If any command fails with an auth-related error — Auth not configured, No private key found, Authentication failed (401), Invalid signature, insecure permissions, or a missing key/config file at ~/.config/revolut-x/ — invoke the revx-auth skill immediately and apply the fix yourself. Do not interrupt the user to ask them to run setup. Only escalate to the user for steps only they can perform (pasting the API key, registering the public key in their Revolut X profile, choosing a passphrase). After the fix, retry the original command.

All commands support --json or --output json for machine-readable output.

Symbols use BASE-QUOTE format with a dash: BTC-USD, ETH-EUR, SOL-USD.

Balances

revx account balances                          # Non-zero balances
revx account balances --all                    # Include zero balances
revx account balances BTC                      # Single currency (case-insensitive)
revx account balances --currencies BTC,ETH,USD # Filter by multiple currencies

Open Orders

revx order open
revx order open --symbols BTC-USD,ETH-USD --side buy
revx order open --order-states pending_new,new --order-types limit --limit 50

Filters: --symbols, --order-states (pending_new, new, partially_filled), --order-types (limit, conditional, tpsl), --side, --limit

Order History

revx order history
revx order history --symbols BTC-USD --start-date 7d --end-date today
revx order history --order-states filled,cancelled --limit 20

Filters: --symbols, --order-states (filled, cancelled, rejected, replaced, partially_filled), --order-types (market, limit), --start-date, --end-date, --limit

Default: When no dates are specified, returns the last 30 days. Time formats: relative (7d, 1w, today), ISO date (2025-04-14), Unix epoch ms.

Order Details & Fills

revx order get <order-id>              # Full order details
revx order fills <order-id>            # All fills for an order

Trades

revx trade private BTC-USD                                # My trade history
revx trade private BTC-USD --start-date 7d --limit 100
revx trade private BTC-USD --start-date 2025-04-01 --end-date 2025-04-14
revx trade public BTC-USD                                 # Public trades
revx trade public BTC-USD --start-date 7d --end-date today

Filters: --start-date, --end-date, --limit

Default: When no dates are specified, returns the last 30 days. Time formats: relative (7d, 1w, today), ISO date (2025-04-14), Unix epoch ms.

Aliases: revx trade history = private, revx trade all = public.

Permission Handling for Recurring Commands (/loop)

When using /loop to run revx commands on an interval, each iteration triggers a permission prompt. To avoid repeated approvals:

1. Determine the exact revx commands needed for each iteration (e.g., revx account balances, revx order open)
2. Run each command as a separate Bash tool call — do NOT chain with && or pipes. This ensures each command matches a simple permission pattern
3. Present the specific commands to the user and ask for permission to add them to the allowlist
4. Use the update-config skill to add specific permission patterns to .claude/settings.local.json, e.g.: "Bash(revx account balances*)", "Bash(revx order open*)" Do NOT add a blanket Bash(revx *) — only add the exact commands the loop needs
5. Then start the /loop

Permission pattern syntax: Bash(revx account balances*) uses a glob wildcard — the trailing * allows optional flags. The pattern uses a space separator (not colon). Compound commands with && or | are split into subcommands, each checked independently.

Example flow for "every 10 min check my balance and open orders":

1. Determine needs: revx account balances and revx order open
2. Tell the user: "I'll run these two commands each iteration — can I add them to your permission allowlist?"
3. On approval, add Bash(revx account balances*) and Bash(revx order open*) via update-config
4. Start /loop 10m check balance and open orders
5. Each iteration runs two separate Bash calls — no further prompts

Common Workflows

"What's my BTC worth?"

revx account balances BTC
revx market tickers BTC-USD

"Review recent trading activity"

revx order history --start-date 7d
revx trade private BTC-USD --start-date 7d

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