Aquanow
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  • About Aquanow
    • Introduction
  • VERSION DIFFERENCES
    • Latest vs Legacy
  • User Guide
    • Trading
      • Order Book
      • Submitting Orders
      • Order Types / Strategies
      • Trade Management
    • Automated Conversions
      • Autopilot
    • Deposits & Withdrawals
      • Deposits
      • Withdrawals
      • Balances
      • Transaction History
      • Approval Workflows
    • Account Management
      • CSV Exports
      • Address Management
      • IP Whitelisting
      • User List
  • Integration Guide
    • API Keys
      • Rate and API Key Limits
    • Authentication
    • Staging environment
    • Postman
    • Supported Assets and Tickers
    • Testnet and Faucet
  • API Endpoints | V1.0
    • Accounts API
      • User Balances
      • API Keys
    • Transaction API
      • Get Transactions
      • Create Transactions
      • Approvals API
      • Get Withdrawal Fee Estimate
    • Executions API
      • GET or Query Orders
      • Trading Strategies
    • Market Data API
      • Authorized Market Data
  • API Endpoints | V2.0
    • Transaction API
      • Get Transactions
    • Executions API
      • GET or Query Orders
      • Trading Strategies
  • Webhooks
    • Subscribing to Webhooks
    • Transaction Webhook
  • Websockets
    • Introduction
    • Authenticated Websockets
      • Market Data Websocket
      • Reporting Websocket
  • Data Objects & Statuses
    • Websocket Objects
    • Transaction Objects
      • Approval Objects
      • Fee Estimate Objects
    • Accounts Objects
    • Executions Objects
      • Duration Order Objects
    • Market Data Objects
    • Statuses
  • FAQs and Misc. Information
    • FAQs
    • Misc. Information
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  1. Webhooks

Subscribing to Webhooks

Webhook callbacks for clients that want event-driven updates

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Aquanow offers Webhook callbacks for clients that want to be updated when a transaction is detected on-chain or finalized. Currently we support Webhooks for transactions (deposits and withdraw).

Adding Webhook URLs

Select “Webhook” from the top right dropdown menu.

Select "Add" to add a Webhook for Transactions.

To add a Webhook, enter the Webhook URL and select "Add".

Once the Webhook is added, several actions become available: Users can send a test message, edit or delete the Webhook.

Sending a test message allows users to test if messages can be sent properly. If the Webhook works correctly, a success notification will appear.

Please check your Webhook to make sure you have received the message.