Arkham Integration

Get Push Notifications for Every Arkham Alert

Connect Pushinator directly to Arkham Alerts and get instant push notifications for wallet activity — no code required.

What You Can Build

Wallet Activity Alerts

Get notified the instant a watched wallet sends or receives funds, across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more.

Entity & Whale Tracking

Arkham resolves addresses to known entities — exchanges, funds, and labeled wallets — right in your notification.

No Dashboard Checking

Know about on-chain activity on your phone without keeping Arkham's dashboard open.

Multi-Chain

Watch addresses across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and every other network Arkham supports.

Set It Up in Minutes

No code, no server to run — Pushinator receives Arkham's webhooks directly.

1

Create a channel and an Arkham webhook

Log in to the Pushinator Console and create a channel (e.g., "Wallet Alerts"), or open an existing one. Obtain an API token if you don't have one yet.

Open the channel's API & Integrations tab, click Add webhook, give it a name, select the Arkham scheme, paste your API token, and submit.

Pushinator add webhook dialog with the Arkham scheme selected
2

Create a webhook method in Arkham

Pushinator immediately shows you a webhook URL — copy it. Then, in Arkham, open Alerts, and in the left-hand menu click Manage methods. On the Methods page, click + WEBHOOK — a dialog opens where you paste the Pushinator webhook URL. As soon as you do, Arkham shows the Arkham-Webhook-Token value right there above the field — copy it, then click Connect.

Arkham Create Webhook dialog with the webhook URL field and the Arkham-Webhook-Token value shown above it
3

Paste the token back into Pushinator

Back in Pushinator, paste the Arkham-Webhook-Token value into the Set Arkham webhook token dialog for that webhook (it opens right after creation, or later from the webhook's menu), then create the webhook.

Pushinator set Arkham webhook token dialog
4

Create an Alert in Arkham

Still in Alerts, click Create Alert +. A dialog opens with every filter Arkham offers for what should trigger the alert — entirely up to you which ones you use. The screenshots below just show one example (a specific wallet and a value range) to illustrate the dialog; set your own filters to match whatever you actually want to track. Give the alert a name and description, then turn on Whose transfers do you want to see? and add the address or entity you want to watch — optionally narrowing it further to just Sender or Recipient.

Arkham Create New Alert dialog: name, description, and the address/entity to watch

Scroll down to add more filters — e.g. What USD value? to only alert on transfers within a value range, or What token value? / Which tokens? for token-specific thresholds.

Arkham Create New Alert dialog: USD value range and token value filters

Further down, optionally restrict What chain?, then under How should we alert you? (required) select the webhook you created in step 2 — it shows up as adapter.pushinator.com. Arkham displays its own per-method rate limits right there too — on the default tier, webhooks (like Telegram and Slack) are capped at 50 deliveries/hour. Click Create Alert.

Arkham Create New Alert dialog: chain filter and the notification method list with Arkham's own rate limits

You can create as many alerts as you like, each pointed at the same webhook. Keep an eye on limits on both sides: Arkham has its own hourly/monthly notification caps per account tier (shown on each alert's page), and separately, every notification that reaches Pushinator counts against your Pushinator plan's own limit.

Creating the alert lands you on its own page, where you can review its parameters, see matching transfers, check your current usage against Arkham's limits, and pause, edit, or delete it later.

Arkham alert overview page showing alert parameters, transfers, and the account's hourly/monthly Notification Usage
5

Subscribe your devices

Install the Pushinator app from the App Store or Google Play, then scan your channel's QR code to subscribe. From now on, matching wallet activity arrives as push notifications, e.g. "Wallet Alerts | 0.00000546 BTC ($0.35): Bybit (1GrwDk…5kmqC) → bc1qwf…df7w (bitcoin)" — if you named your alert, that name is included as a prefix, and if you connect several webhooks to the same channel, each one's name is used to tell notifications apart too.

Need help?

Drop us a message at [email protected], and we will try our best to assist you. Feel free to request a feature or integration, or let us know if there are any issues on our side.