It's a collection of transactions. What's unRESTful about that? Collections of things are a very common REST pattern. Naturally you would also want a URI for e

It's a collection of transactions. What's unRESTful about that? Collections of things are a very common REST pattern. Naturally you would also want a URI for each account, and it might make sense to have many different collections of transactions. I don't see how that breaks out of the paradigm. Edit: I'm using "transactions" as in "financial transactions" (as opposed to "database transactions")