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Documentation Index

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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Using the Rhino.fi Console

Go to Rhino.fi Console and select your project. Under the Webhooks section you can define your webhook URL.
Please make sure NOT to include the endpoint name /rhinofi-event.You provide: https://my-server.com/prefixRhino.fi calls: https://my-server.com/prefix/rhinofi-event
Once defined you’ll get webhook events for all the bridges associated with this project. You don’t need to pass the webhookUrl parameter every time you get a quote as described in the next section.

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Bridge API

To subscribe to webhooks when using Rhino.fi bridge API, you can pass a webhookUrl parameter when getting a bridge quote. You’ll then start receiving webhook events on all your bridge status changes (full list of bridge events). Example: 
webhookUrl: "https://my-server.com/prefix"
Please make sure NOT to include the endpoint name /rhinofi-event.You provide: https://my-server.com/prefixRhino.fi calls: https://my-server.com/prefix/rhinofi-event
For the exact specification, see the API Reference

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Smart Deposit Addresses API

To subscribe to webhooks when using Rhino.fi Smart Deposit Addresses API, you can pass a webhookUrl parameter when create a deposit address. You’ll then start receiving webhook events on all operations done on this deposit address (full list of bridge events). Example: 
webhookUrl: "https://my-server.com/prefix"
Please make sure NOT to include the endpoint name /rhinofi-event.You provide: https://my-server.com/prefixRhino.fi calls: https://my-server.com/prefix/rhinofi-event
For the exact specification, see the API Reference