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2026-09-01

  1. Nodit Webhook and Flexible Webhook now support reorg detection.

  2. Nodit Webhook now supports Native Transfer messages.

  3. Nodit Webhook now supports Avalanche and Tron.

  4. The Avalanche Web3 Data API is now available.

Major Updates​

1. Nodit Webhook and Flexible Webhook Reorg Detection Support​

A reorg is the process in which, when two or more blocks are produced at the same time and compete on a blockchain network, the chain with more validation is adopted and the shorter existing chain is invalidated. For blocks that have not been confirmed yet, a reorg can invalidate the execution of a transaction.

Nodit provides reorg detection, so that when a reorg occurs, a message is delivered to Nodit Webhook users to notify them of it.

Reorg detection in Nodit Webhook works as follows.

  1. The user creates an ADDRESS_ACTIVITY event webhook with the reorgCorrectionEnabled field set to true.

  2. Every time an event you are tracking occurs, it is delivered to you as a message. Each message can be identified by its sequence_number.

  3. After the user receives a message, a reorg occurs on the blockchain network and the received message is changed.

  4. The Nodit Webhook server detects the reorg and re-sends the affected message with the reorgRemoved: true field attached. Using the reorgRemoved: true field and the sequence_number, the user can tell that the previously received message was reorged.

For how to use reorg detection, see the Create Webhook API guide.

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Wondering how Nodit Webhook and Flexible Webhook differ? Click the links below to see the guides.

2. Nodit Webhook Native Transfer Support​

The ADDRESS_ACTIVITY event of Nodit Webhook can now retrieve Native Transfers.

Native Transfer is a message type that tracks transfers of native tokens. When the targetAddress you configured sends or receives native tokens, a Native Transfer message is delivered to notify you of the activity.

To receive Native Transfers, set the withNative field to true when creating the ADDRESS_ACTIVITY event.

For details, see the description of the ADDRESS_ACTIVITY event type for Webhook.

3. Nodit Webhook New Chain Support​

Nodit Webhook and Flexible Webhook now support Avalanche and Tron. You can create webhooks targeting Avalanche and Tron with the existing ADDRESS_ACTIVITY, TOKEN_TRANSFER, and LOG event types, and message types specific to each chain — such as TRC-20 and TRC-721 — are provided.

For details, see the description of the ADDRESS_ACTIVITY event type for Webhook.

4. Avalanche Web3 Data API Support​

Nodit provides the Web3 Data API, which lets you query data from various chains with a single specification.

The Nodit Web3 Data API now supports Avalanche Mainnet.

Try out the Web3 Data API.