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# Webhooks

In some cases (see examples below), we will send webhooks to the configured link associated to your partner account. 

Some of the event that will send a webhook are:

* Identity updates;
* Identity KYC updates;
* Transaction updates;
* Activated operations;
* etc.

### Activated operations

When an identity reaches a KYC status that is required for an operation to be activated, a webhook will be sent with the following information:

```
data: {
   operations: [{
      action: 'create',
      code: 'deposit:wire'
   }]
},
type: 'operationActivated'
```

### Identity verification created

When a KYC verification is created for a specific identity, a webhook will be sent with the following information:

```
data: {
   identityId: 'ab86bab9-e479-4dcf-8e29-264d355d1d36',
   verificationId: '9776d638-dbbe-4546-9d1f-264e7472b84e'
},
type: 'identityVerificationCreated'
```

### Identity verification updated

When a KYC verification is updated for a specific identity, a webhook will be sent with the following information:

```
data: {
   identityId: 'ab86bab9-e479-4dcf-8e29-264d355d1d36',
   verificationId: '9776d638-dbbe-4546-9d1f-264e7472b84e'
},
type: 'identityVerificationUpdated'
```

### Identity exception raised

When an exception is raised in the KYC of an identity, a webhook will be sent with the following information:

```
data: {
   exceptions: ['manual_review_required'],
   identityId: '9776d638-dbbe-4546-9d1f-264e7472b84e'
},
type: 'identityExceptionRaised'
```


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