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Payload Structure

Every webhook event follows one of two structures depending on whether it is a created or updated event.

Created Event

When an entity is created, the full entity object is included in the payload:

Updated Event

When an entity is updated, the payload includes only the changed fields along with the previous values:

Individual Client

Events: individual_client.created, individual_client.updated

Corporate Client

Events: corporate_client.created, corporate_client.updated

Alert

Events: alert.created, alert.updated

Case

Events: case.created, case.updated

Transaction

Events: transaction.created, transaction.updated

Deposit

Events: deposit.created, deposit.updated

Withdrawal

Events: withdrawal.created, withdrawal.updated

Trade

Events: trade.created, trade.updated

Individual Member

Events: individual_member.created, individual_member.updated

Corporate Member

Events: corporate_member.created, corporate_member.updated

Blockchain Wallet

Events: blockchain_wallet.created, blockchain_wallet.updated

Bank Account

Events: bank_account.created, bank_account.updated

Payment Account

Events: payment_account.created, payment_account.updated

Checklist

Events: checklist.created, checklist.updated
The examples show commonly used entity fields. Checklist payloads can include additional template, item, and audit metadata. Checklist item fields:

Attachment

Events: attachment.created, attachment.updated, attachment.deleted Attachment events fire when files are uploaded, linked, updated, or removed. The deleted event uses the created envelope structure (containing the last known entity state).
The examples show commonly used entity fields. Attachment payloads can include additional storage and metadata fields.

Form Template

Events: form_template.public_form_submitted This event fires when a client submits a form. Unlike other events, this is not a created/updated pair — it is a single action event. The payload uses the created envelope structure with a data.entity containing the submission details.