The return value from change_account_settings and
get_account_settings.
Each slot length must be 0 or 1.
accountObject of class "RippleAddress". The Ripple
address of the account in question.
regular_keyObject of class "RippleAddress". The hash of
an optional additional public key that can be used for signing and
verifying transactions.
domainObject of class "character". The domain associated with
this account. The ripple.txt file can be looked up to verify this
information.
email_hashObject of class "Hash128". The MD5 128-bit
hash of the account owner's email address.
message_keyObject of class "character". An optional public key,
represented as hex, that can be set to allow others to send encrypted
messages to the account owner.
transfer_rateObject of class "UINT32".
require_destination_tagObject of class "logical". If set to
TRUE incoming payments will only be validated if they include a
destination_tag. This may be used primarily by gateways that operate
exclusively with hosted wallets.
require_authorizationObject of class "logical". If set to
TRUE incoming trustlines will only be validated if this account
first creates a trustline to the counterparty with the authorized flag set
to TRUE. This may be used by gateways to prevent accounts unknown to
them from holding currencies they issue.
disallow_xrpObject of class "logical". If set to TRUE
incoming XRP payments will not be allowed.
password_spentObject of class "logical".
disable_masterObject of class "logical".
transaction_sequenceObject of class "UINT32". The last
sequence number of a validated transaction created by this account.
trustline_countObject of class "UINT32". The number of
trustlines owned by this account. This value does not include incoming
trustlines where this account has not explicitly reciprocated trust.
ledgerObject of class "numeric". The index number of the ledger
containing these account settings or, in the case of historical queries, of
the transaction that modified these settings.
hashObject of class "Hash256". If this object was
returned by a historical query this value will be the hash of the
transaction that modified these settings. The transaction hash is used
throughout the Ripple Protocol to uniquely identify a particular
transaction.
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