Overview

Learn about the core concepts to get familiar with Nodefy structure

Before you start building with the Nodefy API, it's helpful to understand the following core concepts:

Webhooks

Webhooks are triggered when certain onchain events occur on the blockchain networks you're monitoring. These events could include:

• Token transfers

• Smart contract function calls

• NFT minting or sales

• ...and more

Nodefy lets you create webhooks to listen for these events, and when a webhook is triggered, it sends a notification to your users through the channels you have configured.

Filters

Filters allow you to refine the conditions under which a webhook is triggered. You can specify criteria such as:

• Token type

• Transaction value

• Specific addresses or contract functions

By applying filters, you can ensure that notifications are only sent for the events that are truly relevant to your users.

Actions

Actions are the steps taken when a webhook is triggered and its associated filters are met. Nodefy offers a variety of built-in actions, including:

• Sending email notifications

• Sending Telegram messages

• Posting to Slack channels

• Calling custom webhooks (for more flexibility building event-driven systems)

You can configure different actions for different webhooks, allowing you to tailor the notification experience to your specific needs.