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EQX emits 17 event types across four groups. Events marked Active are currently dispatched in production. Events marked Planned are documented for forward-compatibility and will be enabled in a future release.

Retail Payout

retail.transaction.committed — Active

Fired when a retail payout transaction is successfully committed from an accepted quote.

retail.payout.dispatched — Active

Fired when the payout has been submitted to the external payout provider.

retail.payout.completed — Active

Fired when the payout provider confirms successful delivery to the beneficiary.

retail.payout.failed — Active

Fired when the payout reaches a terminal failure state.

retail.payout.reconciliation_required — Active

Fired when the payout outcome is ambiguous and requires manual reconciliation.

Settlement

settlement.request.created — Active

Fired when a new settlement request is created for the integrator workspace.

settlement.request.funded — Planned

Fired when the liquidity pool allocates funds to cover the settlement.

settlement.request.executed — Planned

Fired when the settlement instruction is submitted to the rail.

settlement.request.completed — Planned

Fired when the settlement rail confirms final delivery.

settlement.request.failed — Planned

Fired when the settlement instruction fails terminally.

Deposit

deposit.received — Planned

Fired when an on-chain deposit is first detected (unconfirmed).

deposit.confirmed — Planned

Fired when the deposit reaches required block confirmations.

deposit.credited — Active

Fired when the deposit is processed and the net amount is credited to the user’s balance. This is the primary event for confirming funds are available.

deposit.failed — Planned

Fired when deposit processing fails terminally.

Customer Verification

customer.verification.approved — Planned

Fired when a customer’s KYC/KYB is approved.

customer.verification.rejected — Planned

Fired when a customer’s KYC/KYB is rejected.

customer.verification.review_required — Planned

Fired when a customer’s verification requires manual review.