Looks for one blockchain transaction among your own addresses, and records the deposit if it’s really there but we never picked it up.
Very rarely, we might miss a deposit completely. When that happens, there’s nothing on our side to retry, because we never knew about it. This lets you fix it yourself instead of waiting for a message that isn’t coming.
It only searches your own addresses, so it can’t be used to look up anyone else’s transactions.
Endpoint
Needs a key with wallets:write, not just wallets:read. It looks like a lookup, but when it finds something, it records the deposit and can send a wallet.deposit.received webhook.
Body
The transaction ID (hash) to look for.
Example
Response (200)
Found, and recorded just now:
Found, but we already had it, so no new webhook is sent:
deposit has the same fields as in get a wallet’s deposits.
Response (404)
Errors