Callbacks
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Callbacks are POST-requests sent to your callback URL, to notify about transaction-related events in the system.
For more information, see
On this page, you can view a list of callbacks.
The following information is provided about each callback:
ID
The unique system identifier of a callback. This is a link to callback details.
Time sent
The date and time when a callback was sent.
Type
The callback type. Possible values:
Confirmation: The transfer has received a required number of .
Fail: The transfer failed.
No transfer: The deposit has expired or the payout wasn't approved, no transfer was created.
Block: The deposit was blocked by an AML provider, the transfer was canceled.
Cancel: The payout was blocked by an AML provider, the transfer was canceled.
User confirmation: The transfer has received a number of specified by a client to receive an additional callback.
Manual: The callback was resent manually.
URL
The callback URL specified when creating a deposit or payout.
Status
The current status of a callback. Possible values:
New: The callback was created but hasn't yet been sent.
In progress: The callback has been sent and awaits a response.
Failed: The callback was sent and a negative response from the client server was received.
Sent: The callback was sent and a response with the HTTP code 200 from the client server was received.
Attempts
The number of attempts to send a callback.
Transfer ID
The unique system identifier of a related transfer. This is a link to transfer details.
Action
In this column, you can click the Resend button to resend the callback.
To access callback details, click a callback ID the callback list.
In the upper part of the page, you can find essential information about the callback — click the chevron icon to expand it:
The callback identifier and status.
The callback type.
The date and time when sent callback was sent.
The number of attempts to send the callback.
The identifier of a related transfer.
The callback URL along with the copy button.
The information below is divided into tabs:
On this tab, you can see the JSON payload of a callback.
On this tab, you can see a response received (if any) from a client server.