What you’ll need
A Discord server where you have permission to Manage Webhooks (Admin or a role with that permission).
Your Wick Hunter account (you’ll paste the webhook URL into its Notifications page).
Step 1 — Open Webhook Settings in Discord
In your Discord server, click the server name (top-left).
Go to Server Settings → Integrations → Webhooks.
Step 2 — Create a New Webhook
Click New Webhook (or Create Webhook).
Set up the webhook:
Name it something like Wick Hunter Alerts
Select the channel where notifications should appear
(Optional) Upload an avatar for the bot
Step 3 — Copy the Webhook URL
After creating the webhook, click Copy Webhook URL.
The URL will look like:
https://discord.com/api/webhooks/<id>/<token>
Keep this secret — anyone with this link can post into your channel.
Step 4 — Add the Webhook to Wick Hunter
Open your Wick Hunter dashboard.
Go to Profile → Notifications.
Select Discord.
Paste your webhook URL into the input box and press Save.
Step 5 — Choose What Notifications to Receive
Below the webhook field, Wick Hunter lets you toggle event categories:
Error (e.g. invalid API keys, generic errors)
Signal (skipped trades, max positions reached)
Trading (orders filled, positions opened/closed)
Warning (configuration disabled, liquidation bot started)
Done!
Now Wick Hunter will push updates directly into your Discord channel.
Tips:
Create separate webhooks for different channels (e.g., one channel for trading fills, another for system errors).
If messages stop showing, recreate the webhook in Discord and paste the new URL into Wick Hunter.
Protect your webhook URL like a password.