Looks for a specific on-chain transaction among your own addresses and records it if it’s really there but was never picked up.
A notification can be lost in a way our own retry cron can’t see: if a deposit was never recorded in the first place, there’s no row for anything to re-drive. This gives you a way to resolve that yourself instead of waiting on a notification that isn’t coming.
It only searches addresses on your own account, so it can’t be used to look up anyone else’s transaction.
Endpoint
Requires wallets:write, not a read scope — a successful search books a deposit row and can fire a wallet.deposit.received webhook, so it needs write access even though it looks like a lookup.
Body
The on-chain transaction hash to look for.
Example
Response (200)
Found and newly recorded:
Found, but you already had it (no new webhook is fired):
deposit is the same shape as get a wallet’s deposits.
Response (404)
Errors