Create Monitor
Crypitor allows you to monitor blockchain events in real-time directly from your wallet. Follow these steps to create a monitor:
Step 1: Create a Monitor
Navigate to the Monitor Creation Page
Open the Crypitor dashboard.
Click on "Add Monitoring" to start the process.
Enter Monitor Name
Provide a descriptive name for your monitor to easily identify it later.
Select Network
Choose the blockchain network you want to monitor. Available options include:
Ethereum
Polygon
Avalanche (AVAX)
Other supported networks
Choose Monitor Condition
Select the type of events you want to monitor:
Native Transfer: Monitors native cryptocurrency transfers (e.g., ETH, MATIC).
ERC20 Transfer: Monitors transfers of ERC20 tokens.
ERC721 Transfer: Monitors transfers of ERC721 (NFT) tokens.
Choose Monitor Type
Specify the type of transactions to monitor:
In: Monitors incoming transactions to your wallet.
Out: Monitors outgoing transactions from your wallet.
All: Monitors all transactions involving your wallet.
Enter Webhook Endpoint
Provide the URL of your webhook endpoint where you want to receive event notifications.
Ensure your endpoint is correctly configured to handle incoming POST requests from Crypitor.
Enter Your Wallet Address
Input the wallet address you wish to monitor.
Double-check the address to ensure accuracy.
Enter Your Tags (Optional)
Input any tags you want to associate with this monitor.
These tags will be included in the webhook request when an event occurs on your wallet.
Example: ["tag1", "tag2"]
Enter Your Note (Optional)
Provide a description or any additional information for your monitor.
This note will help you remember the purpose or details of this monitor.
Example
Here’s an example of how to set up a monitor:
Monitor Name:
My Wallet Monitor
Network:
Ethereum
Monitor Condition:
ERC20 Transfer
Monitor Type:
All
Webhook Endpoint:
https://example.com/webhook
Wallet Address:
0xYourWalletAddress
Finalize and Save
Once all the fields are filled out, review the information and click "Save" to create your monitor. Crypitor will start monitoring the specified wallet and send event notifications to your webhook endpoint in real-time.
Troubleshooting
Webhook Issues: If you’re not receiving events, check your webhook endpoint for any issues.
Incorrect Wallet Address: Ensure the wallet address entered is correct and on the selected network.
Monitor Conditions: Double-check that you have selected the correct conditions for the events you want to monitor.
Support
For further assistance, refer to our support documentation or contact Crypitor support.
By following these steps, you will be able to effectively monitor blockchain events using Crypitor. Happy monitoring!
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