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# WebHooks payload

When using webhooks, your endpoint will receive a POST request containing a `payload` field in the JSON body. This `payload` will always be an array that holds transaction data, even if batch processing is disabled.

The transactions are represented in raw, unprocessed format, similar to what you would receive from an RPC node. For advanced parsing, we offer an internal parser capable of interpreting well-known Interface Definition Languages (IDLs). More details on the parsing feature are available in the [*Parsed Transaction*](broken://pages/s7uWcgx88bqtutXH9WJY) section.

**Example Payload:**

```json
{
  "payload": [
    { ...transaction },
    { ...transaction }
  ]
}
```


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