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The setup wizard creates your informational webhook in four steps: Kind, Endpoint, Events, and Test. Each environment has one informational webhook, so the wizard is only available until you finish it. Before you start:
  • Ask our team to turn on informational webhooks for your environment, if Informational doesn’t appear under Webhooks in the dashboard.
  • Deploy an HTTPS endpoint that returns a 2xx for every event. See Informational webhooks for how delivery works.

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Step 1: Choose the kind

  1. In the Portal Admin Dashboard, select the environment you want to configure.
  2. Under Webhooks in the sidebar, click Informational. If the environment has no informational webhook, Portal opens Add a webhook.
  3. Under What kind of webhook do you need?, select Webhooks if it isn’t already selected. It’s the option with the Informational badge.
  4. Click Continue.

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Step 2: Enter the endpoint

Under Where should Portal send events?, enter your Endpoint URL, for example https://api.example.com/portal/events. Every event you subscribe to goes to this URL, and the payload’s type field tells you which event arrived. The URL must start with https://. Click Continue.

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Step 3: Choose the events

Under Which events do you want?, check the events you want to receive, or click Select all. Nothing is selected by default. Solana Token approvals, Token revocations, and Delegated transfers require Solana Wallet transactions. They stay disabled until you check it. See Informational webhook events for what each event means. Click Create. Portal creates the webhook and starts sending events right away.

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Step 4: Send a test event

The Send a test event step shows your endpoint, the events you chose, and the secret Portal sends in the X-WEBHOOK-SECRET header. Copy the secret and configure your server to check it. You can reveal it again later from the Informational page. Pick an event under Test send and click Send test event. Portal queues a test event for your endpoint. Delivery happens in the background, so the wizard can only confirm that the event was queued. Check your server’s logs or the event log to see what your server did with it. Click Finish. The webhook already exists at this point, so this step has no Back button.

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Done

The last screen shows your endpoint and how many events you subscribed to. Last delivery reads Waiting for a matching event until a matching transaction or wallet action happens.
  • Click Send another test to go back to the test step.
  • Click View event log to open the event log.
  • Click Done to go to the Informational page.

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