Current (unencrypted) balance of the account.
The available (unencrypted) balance of the account (i.e. that can be transferred or used to pay for transactions). This is the balance minus the locked amount. The locked amount is the maximum of the amount in the release schedule and the total amount that is actively staked or in cooldown (inactive stake). This was introduced with node version 7.0
The stake on the account that is in cooldown. There can be multiple amounts in cooldown that expire at different times. This was introduced in protocol version 7, and will be empty in earlier protocol versions.
Map of all currently active credentials on the account. This includes public keys that can sign for the given credentials, as well as any revealed attributes. This map always contains a credential with index 0.
The encrypted balance of the account.
The public key for sending encrypted balances to the account.
Internal index of the account. Accounts on the chain get sequential indices. These should generally not be used outside of the chain, the account address is meant to be used to refer to accounts, however the account index serves the role of the baker id, if the account is a baker. Hence it is exposed here as well.
Next sequence number to be used for transactions signed from this account.
Release schedule for any locked up amount. This could be an empty release schedule.
Lower bound on how many credentials must sign any given transaction from this account
The protocol leveltokens held by the account.
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Canonical address of the account. This is derived from the first credential that created the account.