Receive ETH

Trigger Onchain

Triggers when native ETH (or native gas token) arrives at a wallet address. Filter by sender or minimum amount.

At a Glance

Field	Value
Trigger ID	eth-receive
Category	Onchain
Tags	eth, native, transfer, receive, deposit, blockchain, evm, wallet, gas token

Trigger Configuration

Field	Type	Required	Description
chainId	integer	Yes	Chain ID to monitor (e.g., 8453 for Base, 42161 for Arbitrum)
walletAddress	string	Yes	The wallet address to monitor for incoming ETH
fromAddress	string	No	Optional: only trigger when ETH is received from this specific sender
minAmount	string	No	Optional: minimum transfer amount in wei

Trigger Result

Field	Type	Required	Description
triggeredAt	string	Yes	Timestamp when the transfer was detected (UTC, RFC3339 format)
chainId	integer	Yes	Chain ID where the transfer occurred
txHash	string	Yes	Transaction hash
from	string	Yes	Sender address
to	string	Yes	Recipient address
value	string	Yes	Transfer amount in wei
valueFormatted	string	No	Human-readable transfer amount in ETH (e.g., '1.5' instead of '1500000000000000000')
blockNumber	integer	Yes	Block number where the transfer was included

Workflow Root Example

json
{  "nodes": {    "root": {      "type": "eth-receive",      "payload": {        "chainId": 8453,        "walletAddress": "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000"      },      "children": [        "log_event"      ]    },    "log_event": {      "type": "log",      "payload": {        "message": "Triggered at {{$trigger.triggeredAt}}"      },      "children": []    }  }}

Downstream nodes can use {{$trigger.triggeredAt}} and any result fields listed above. Event triggers usually expose the raw source payload under a field such as event, body, trade, or raw.