# Subscribing to Webhooks

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.

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Select "Add" to add a Webhook for Transactions.

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

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

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Sending a test message allows users to test if messages can be sent properly. If the Webhook works correctly, a success notification will appear.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Please check your Webhook to make sure you have received the message.
{% endhint %}


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