Treasury Prime webhooks are thin and unordered: re-fetch the object
[Treasury Prime SDK docs]: Treasury Prime intentionally sends a thin payload and does not guarantee delivery order. Always re-fetch the object via WebhookEvent fetch rather than trusting embedded state. Validate the webhook signature against the authorization header with your webhook user and secret. Subscribe to network_transfer.create and network_transfer.update for status changes, or poll GET on the transfer for a definitive answer.
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