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# Push permission

Two types of Push:

1. Payload (Sign Request Push). **Any application can send Sign Requests with a push notification after the user interacted with the app at least once**.

   1. Backend integration: the Webhook & Payload **get** will contain a **user token** after the user decided to interact by signing a payload.
   2. xApp & Browser (Web3) integrations obtain a user token after xApp open / Sign In.\\

   \- A **user token** is valid for 30 days (default, can be extended on a per app basis if good reasons are provided). Every time the user interacts with the app again, the 30 day cycle will reset.\
   \- When creating a new payload (sign request), the user token can be specified in the payload, after which the user will receive a push notification, and the sign request will present itself in the Event List of the user.\
   \- Users can revoke the user token validity in Xumm (Settings - 3rd party apps - Revoke)\
   \- A **user token** is user & app bound, meaning the same user token can only be used by the API credentials it was originally extended to.
2. Custom xApp push events. **Custom xApp push events are permissioned.**
   1. Notification with link to xApp
   2. Notification with link to xApp & Event in Event list with link to xApp


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