z_getmigrationstatus - Zcash 5.5.0 RPC

z_getmigrationstatus ( asOfHeight )
Returns information about the status of the Sprout to Sapling migration.
Note: A transaction is defined as finalized if it has at least ten confirmations.
Also, it is possible that manually created transactions involving this wallet
will be included in the result.

Arguments:
1. asOfHeight       (numeric, optional, default=-1) Execute the query as if it
                    were run when the blockchain was at the height specified by
                    this argument. The default is to use the entire blockchain
                    that the node is aware of. -1 can be used as in other RPC
                    calls to indicate the current height (including the
                    mempool), but this does not support negative values in
                    general. A “future” height will fall back to the current
                    height. Any explicit value will cause the mempool to be
                    ignored, meaning no unconfirmed tx will be considered.

Result:
{
  "enabled": true|false,                    (boolean) Whether or not migration is enabled
  "destination_address": "zaddr",           (string) The Sapling address that will receive Sprout funds
  "unmigrated_amount": nnn.n,               (numeric) The total amount of unmigrated ZEC 
  "unfinalized_migrated_amount": nnn.n,     (numeric) The total amount of unfinalized ZEC 
  "finalized_migrated_amount": nnn.n,       (numeric) The total amount of finalized ZEC 
  "finalized_migration_transactions": nnn,  (numeric) The number of migration transactions involving this wallet
  "time_started": ttt,                      (numeric, optional) The block time of the first migration transaction as a Unix timestamp
  "migration_txids": [txids]                (json array of strings) An array of all migration txids involving this wallet
}


Maintained by @_garethtdavies; modified by: mdr0id;license of the docs is MIT (see zcash repo), license of the scripts and webpage is also MIT (github repo)

Note it uses a mainnet zcash node