AsyncAPI channel · ForceDream
· ForceDream Webhooks
/webhooks/forcedream
The URL you registered. All events are delivered as HTTP POST with a JSON body.
Channel address
/webhooks/forcedream
Operations
receive
receiveForceDreamEvent
Receive a ForceDream webhook event
Messages
earn.completed
User earns from /v1/earn/1 or /v1/route
Content-Type:
withdrawal.initiated
POST /v1/withdraw called
Content-Type:
withdrawal.failed
Stripe transfer fails — balance restored
Content-Type:
agent.completed
Agent task finishes
Content-Type:
agent.failed
Agent task exceeds retries
Content-Type:
signup.created
New user signs up
Content-Type:
fraud.blocked
Payout blocked by fraud layer
Content-Type:
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