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# How to receive the transaction notification
As usual, CCPayment will post transaction notification to the ***merchant webhook URL*** when the received payment success. \
But also, you can adjust the webhook notification posting occasion on the merchant setting if you want to receive the notification when the transaction is made.
* **Transaction started:** The system will send a webhook notification instantly when the transaction starts, and upon it detects new transaction and will notify again when the transaction was sent/confirmed on the blockchain.
* **Transaction processing:** The system will send a webhook notification instantly upon the transaction was processing and will notify again when it is confirmed on the blockchain.
* **Transaction confirmed:** The notification is only posted when the transaction has been confirmed.
{% hint style="danger" %}
There are three transaction statuses in the webhook notification under the field name “pay\_status”. CCPayment will credit assets if the pay\_status is “success”, which is ***the one and only status you should consider as the confirmation of the transaction***. The other two pay\_status, “pending” and “processing”, can not be regarded as the confirmation of the transaction.
{% endhint %}
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