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# Mutations

Active mutations use `snake_case` names and mostly return a `success` / `data` / `error` envelope. The auth, organization, passkey, and onboarding mutations that powered the old web dashboards are still in the schema but are **`@deprecated`** (dashboard sunset) — see the bottom of this page.

> The canonical way to authenticate a programmatic client is the CLI **signed-request** scheme or a REST **API key** — not the deprecated password `login` flow. See [Authentication](/home/api-docs/authentication.md).

## Exchange Accounts

```graphql
mutation {
  create_exchange_account(exchange_account: {
    exchange_name: "binance"
    account_name: "My Binance"
    trading_type: "spot"
    api_key: "..."
    api_secret: "..."
  }) {
    success
    data { id exchange_name is_active }
  }
}
```

```graphql
mutation { update_exchange_account(id: "exc_123", exchange_account: { account_name: "Renamed" }) { success data { id } } }
mutation { delete_exchange_account(id: "exc_123") { success } }
mutation { sync_exchange_account(id: "exc_123") { success data { id balance last_sync_at } } }
mutation { test_exchange_account(account: { exchange_name: "binance", api_key: "...", api_secret: "..." }) { success error } }
```

## Strategies

```graphql
mutation {
  create_strategy(strategy: {
    exchange_account_id: "exc_123"
    name: "BTC Momentum"
    risk_level: 3
  }) { success data { id name } }
}
```

```graphql
mutation { update_strategy(strategy: { id: "str_123", name: "Updated" }) { success data { id } } }
mutation { delete_strategy(id: "str_123") { success } }
mutation { link_copiers(strategy_id: "str_123", copier_ids: ["cop_456"]) { success linked_count } }
```

## Copiers

```graphql
mutation {
  create_copier(copier: {
    exchange_account_id: "exc_456"
    strategy_id: "str_123"
    name: "My Copier"
  }) { success data { id name } }
}
```

```graphql
mutation { update_copier(copier: { id: "cop_123", name: "Updated" }) { success } }
mutation { delete_copier(id: "cop_123") { success } }
mutation { toggle_copier_status(id: "cop_123") { success data { id is_active } } }
```

## Trades

```graphql
mutation {
  create_trade(trade: {
    exchange_account_id: "exc_123"
    trade_pair_id: "tp_btcusdt"
    type: "LIMIT"
    side: "BUY"
    price: 50000
    amount: 0.1
  }) { success data { id status } }
}
```

```graphql
mutation { update_trade(trade: { id: "trd_123", status: "CANCELLED" }) { success data { id status } } }
mutation { delete_trade(id: "trd_123") { success } }
mutation { cancel_trade(id: "trd_123") { success data { id status } } }
```

### Bulk & maintenance

Higher-volume and housekeeping operations for trade ingestion and the partition store:

| Mutation                                                             | Purpose                                  |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| `bulk_create_trades(trades: [BulkTradeInput!]!)`                     | Insert many trades                       |
| `bulk_update_trades(trades: [TradeUpdateInput!]!)`                   | Update many trades                       |
| `bulk_delete_trades(ids: [String!]!)`                                | Delete many trades                       |
| `import_trades_from_csv(csvData, mappings)`                          | Import trades from CSV                   |
| `import_trades_from_exchange(exchangeAccountId, startDate, endDate)` | Backfill from an exchange                |
| `archive_old_trades(cutoffDate)`                                     | Archive trades before a date             |
| `sync_trade_with_exchange(id)`                                       | Reconcile one trade against the exchange |
| `recalculate_trade_metrics(tradeIds, dateRange)`                     | Recompute analytics                      |
| `optimize_partition(year, month)` / `rebuild_indexes`                | Partition maintenance                    |

## User Settings

```graphql
mutation { update_user_setting(user_setting: { key: "theme", value: "dark" }) { success data { key value } } }
mutation { delete_user_setting(id: "setting_123") { success } }
```

## Notifications

```graphql
mutation { delete_notification(id: "notif_123") { success } }
```

## Withdrawals

```graphql
mutation { create_withdraw(withdraw: { amount: 100, wallet_address: "0x..." }) { success data { id } } }
mutation { update_withdraw(withdraw: { id: "wd_123", status: "CANCELLED" }) { success data { id } } }
mutation { cancel_withdraw(id: "wd_123") { success data { id } } }
mutation { delete_withdraw(id: "wd_123") { success } }
```

## API Keys

```graphql
mutation { create_api_key(input: { name: "ci-bot", env: "live" }) { success data { id secret } } }
mutation { rotate_api_key(id: "key_123") { success data { id secret } } }
mutation { revoke_api_key(id: "key_123", reason: "rotated") { success } }
```

## CLI Identity

```graphql
mutation {
  register_cli_identity(
    public_key: "02ab..."
    signature_over_challenge: "..."
    challenge_id: "chal_123"
    label: "my-laptop"
  ) { id account_id label }
}
```

## Waitlist

```graphql
mutation {
  joinWaitlist(email: "user@example.com", recaptcha_token: "token", source: "docs") {
    success
    message
  }
}
```

## Admin

Active admin mutations (require a system-admin identity, authorized per-resolver via `requireAdmin`; all write to the `AuditLog`). These back the `tokenbot-admin` CLI:

```graphql
mutation { adminUpdateUser(user_id: "user_123", input: { is_active: false }) { id is_active } }
mutation { adminBanUser(user_id: "user_123", reason: "TOS violation") { id is_active } }
mutation { adminBulkUserAction(input: { user_ids: ["user_1", "user_2"], action: BAN, reason: "spam" }) { success affected } }
```

***

## Deprecated (dashboard-era) mutations

Still resolvable for backward compatibility, but `@deprecated` (web dashboard sunset) and slated for removal in v2.0. The password/OAuth/passkey login flows below are legacy — new clients should authenticate with the CLI signed-request scheme or a REST API key:

* **Auth:** `register`, `login`, `verify_2fa_code`, `refresh_token`, `logout`, `logout_all`, `google_auth`, `x_auth`, `apple_auth`, `telegram_auth`, `verify_email`, `forgot_password`, `reset_password`, `generate_2fa`, `enable_2fa`, `disable_2fa`
* **User:** `change_email`, `confirm_email_change`, `change_password`, `login_with_telegram`, `login_with_discord`
* **Organizations:** `create_organization`, `update_organization`, `delete_organization`, `invite_member`, `update_member_role`, `remove_member`, `switch_organization`
* **Passkeys:** `generatePasskeyRegistrationChallenge`, `registerPasskey`, `generatePasskeyLoginChallenge`, `loginWithPasskey`, `deletePasskey`, `renamePasskey`
* **Onboarding:** `updateOnboardingStatus`, `completeOnboarding`, `resetOnboarding`, `trackOnboardingEvent`
* **Admin (legacy):** `adminResetUserPassword`, `adminChangeUserEmail`, `adminResetUser2FA`, `adminDeactivateUser`, `adminReactivateUser`, `adminToggleSystemAdmin`, `adminEnableApiKey`, `adminDisableApiKey`
* **CRUD seed data:** `create_user_reward` / `update_user_reward` / `delete_user_reward`, `create_reward_type` / `update_reward_type` / `delete_reward_type`, `create_trade_pair` / `update_trade_pair` / `delete_trade_pair`, `create_supported_exchange` / `update_supported_exchange` / `delete_supported_exchange`, `create_notification` / `update_notification`, `create_user_setting`


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