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Data Engine provides transaction records and application notifications through Prividium Commander, reducing the data tooling your team needs to build.

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Transaction Status

Supported today

Investigate one transaction. Available today in enabled deployments.

Webhooks

Supported today

Receive notifications about supported onchain activity. Available today in enabled deployments.

Data Export

Coming soon

Bring reporting and monitoring data into downstream systems. Coming soon.

Transaction Status

Investigate an individual transaction

A transaction refused before reaching the chain won’t appear in onchain records. The Transaction Status API combines submission and denial records with chain information. Administrators can investigate refused, pending or executed transactions.

An administrator looks up a transaction. The Transaction Status API combines submission and denial records with chain information and reports it as refused, pending or executed. A refused transaction never reaches the chain, so its denial record explains it.
Administrator lookup
Transaction Status API
  1. Submission records
  2. Denial records
  3. Chain information: none
Transaction status
RefusedDenied before it reached the chain
Refused: Denied before it reached the chain.

Webhooks

Receive notifications when onchain activity happens

Prividium Commander sends signed notifications to your application when activity matches an event or address subscription.

Onchain activity matches a contract-event or address subscription. Prividium Commander signs a notification and sends it to your application's endpoint, which verifies the signature before processing the event.
Subscriptions
  1. Contract event · Transfer
  2. Address group · 3 addresses
Prividium Commander
  1. Match activity
  2. Sign notification
  3. Send to your endpoint
Your application
  1. Verify signature
  2. Process the event
Contract event · Transfer: notification signed, delivered and verified.

Subscription types

Follow a contract event

Subscribe to a specific event from a single contract. When that event occurs, Prividium Commander sends a notification to the HTTPS endpoint you configure.

Follow address activity

Subscribe to one or more addresses through a single webhook. Matching activity across that group sends notifications to your configured endpoint.

Application setup

Connect notifications to your application

Create subscriptions through the UI or API. Each webhook has a signing key that your application uses to verify incoming notifications before processing them.

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Data Export Coming soon

Data Export for reporting and monitoring, coming soon

Bring transaction, denial and audit records into reporting and monitoring systems.

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