# Webhooks

Webhooks allow Ospree to send real-time HTTPS notifications to your server whenever specific events occur within the platform. Instead of continuously polling for updates, your system receives automated event-based callbacks, ensuring timely and efficient data synchronization. This is particularly useful for tracking compliance-related activities, transaction monitoring, and risk alerts triggered outside your system.&#x20;

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For example, you can receive notifications when a new incoming transfer request is received or when the status of a transfer changes. Key sections include [Webhook Management](https://docs.ospree.io/ospree-api/webhooks/api-endpoints) (configuration and handling) and  [Travel Rule Events](https://docs.ospree.io/ospree-api/webhooks/webhook-events).&#x20;


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