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Returns the current and delinquent vote accounts, with their stake and voting history.
getVoteAccounts returns every known vote account, split into current (within an acceptable slot distance of the tip) and delinquent (fallen behind). Each entry carries activated stake, commission, last voted slot, and recent epoch credits.
This walks the full vote-account set on every call; votePubkey narrows it to a single validator.
Parameters
params is a JSON array, with values in this order: config.
Optional configuration.
Show propertiesProperties
Bank state to read vote accounts from.
finalizedconfirmedprocessedRestrict the result to a single validator's vote account, base-58 encoded.
When true, includes delinquent vote accounts that currently have no activated stake. By default these are filtered out.
Number of slots a validator's last vote can trail the tip before it's classified delinquent instead of current. Defaults to the cluster's built-in delinquency threshold.
Result
Vote accounts split into current and delinquent lists. Both arrays use the same vote-account-info shape.
Show propertiesProperties
Vote accounts voting within the delinquency threshold.
Show each itemEach item
Vote account address, base-58 encoded.
Validator identity address, base-58 encoded.
Total stake, in lamports, delegated to this vote account.
Whether this vote account is staked for the current epoch.
Percentage of rewards the validator keeps before distributing the rest to delegators.
0Maximum: 100Most recent slot this vote account voted on.
Recent epoch voting-credit history, newest last.
Most recent slot this vote account rooted (finalized locally).
Vote accounts that have fallen behind the delinquency threshold. Items use the same shape as current.
Notes
- A real mainnet-beta response lists well over a thousand
currentvote accounts; this example is trimmed to one per bucket. activatedStakeis in lamports, not SOL; dividing by 1e9 gives SOL.- A
commissionof 100 usually marks an inactive or test validator deliberately unattractive to delegate to, not one in trouble.