Does PropExecutor send webhooks to my systems?
Quick answer
Not yet. Outgoing webhooks, which would notify your systems of events such as passes and breaches, are documented in the API reference with a planned status. Today, integrations poll the API on a schedule, for example listing accounts every few minutes to pick up status changes.
Detailed answer
The API docs list the webhook endpoints so firms can see the intended design, while marking them clearly as not yet available.
What is planned
- Registering webhook endpoints.
- Listing and removing them.
- Viewing delivery attempts.
- Sending test events.
What to do today
- Poll for changes: list accounts on a schedule and compare statuses with your last snapshot.
- Poll per account: for funded accounts under payout review, fetch analytics or reports when needed.
- Respect rate limits: 1,200 reads per minute per key is ample for polling hundreds of accounts every few minutes.
Designing for webhooks later
Write your status-change handling as a function your polling job calls. When webhooks are available, the same function can be called from the webhook handler, with no change to your business logic.
Planned endpoints return 404
Until it ships, a planned endpoint answers 404, so nothing in your integration can depend on it by accident.
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