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# What are Webhooks?

Webhooks are http callbacks, speaking simply whenever an event happens at our end, we will call your api(webhook that you set at our end) to notify you of the event. Read more about webhooks [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20644019/what-is-a-webhook-and-why-should-i-care).

We have various events for which we can notify you eg transfer success, transfer failure, low balance etc. 

You can either create separate webhook urls for each event or listen to them using the default webhook.

## Following events can be obtained from payouts:

![Types of events you can listen to using webhooks](/files/-M6aa2Z-q2iQNlcXVjtZ)


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