PayWeave Relay – Create Durable Webhook Inbox is a paid API for AI agents from relay.payweave.services, paid per call via x402, $0.001/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-13).
Creates a durable, time-bounded webhook inbox with a stable callback URL so agents can receive async callbacks and approvals without holding an open connection.
Durable webhook inboxes for agents. Receive callbacks and approvals without holding a connection open.
Returns a JSON object with a unique inbox ID, a stable callbackUrl that third parties can POST callbacks to, an expiresAt Unix timestamp, the inbox capacity, ttlDays, an optional label, and any metadata supplied at creation time.
GEThttps://relay.payweave.services/inboxesChoose this endpoint when your AI agent or automated workflow needs to receive asynchronous callbacks, webhooks, or approval signals from external services (e.g. payment processors, OAuth flows, human-in-the-loop approvals) without maintaining a persistent open connection. Prefer it over polling or long-lived sockets when you need a guaranteed-durable, time-bounded, addressable callback URL provisioned on demand.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| label | string | Short purpose label, e.g. "stripe-payment-confirmations". Returned on read/info/list. |
| ttlDays | integer | Inbox lifetime in days (1-30, default 1). Priced in tiers: <=1d, <=7d, <=30d. |
| metadata | object | Arbitrary small JSON object describing the inbox purpose (<=2048 bytes serialized). Returned on read/info/list. |
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| idrequired | string | |
| label | string | |
| ttlDaysrequired | number | |
| capacityrequired | number | |
| metadata | object | |
| expiresAtrequired | number | |
| callbackUrlrequired | string |
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