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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions content/api-reference/alchemy-transact/transaction-simulation/simulation-faqs.mdx
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## Do you support NFTs that predate ERC721?
## Do you support NFTs that predate ERC-721?

Yes.

We recently added support for the following NFTs that predate the ERC721 standard:
We recently added support for the following NFTs that predate the ERC-721 standard:

* CryptoKitties
* Cryptopunks
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## How can I get metadata for NFTs (ERC721, ERC155)?
## How can I get metadata for NFTs (ERC-721, ERC-1155)?

You can use the collection address (`contractAddress`) and token id (`tokenId`) returned in the response to call our getNFTMetadata endpoint - see [here](/docs/reference/getnftmetadata).

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Alchemy's Custom Webhooks allow you to access any on-chain activity while also precisely defining filters to control your data pipelines. With Alchemy's filters, you are able to set up logic for when you want blockchain data, whether that's for token movement, transactions of interest, or full blocks of data! Additionally, they allow you to easily filter down the data to exactly what you need, saving you on data ingestion costs and reducing infrastructure overhead.
Alchemy's Custom Webhooks allow you to access any onchain activity while also precisely defining filters to control your data pipelines. With Alchemy's filters, you are able to set up logic for when you want blockchain data, whether that's for token movement, transactions of interest, or full blocks of data! Additionally, they allow you to easily filter down the data to exactly what you need, saving you on data ingestion costs and reducing infrastructure overhead.

To get started with the filters head over to the [Custom Webhook playground](https://dashboard.alchemy.com/notify) and test them out!

Alchemy's Custom Webhooks currently feature filters on 3 types of on-chain data:
Alchemy's Custom Webhooks currently feature filters on 3 types of onchain data:

* Events/Logs
* External Transactions
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