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# Sending Test Callbacks
To check your server-side rewarding setup, send a test callback to your configured callback endpoint for Offer Wall rewards. DT sends the test callback in the same method and format as an actual reward notification. For more information about setting up the callback endpoint for Offer Wall rewards, see [Server‑Side Rewarding](/dt-offer-wall/task-specific-guides/rewarding-your-users/server-side-rewarding.md).
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The test callback includes custom parameters (`pub0` … `pub9`) as indicated in your SDK integration.
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Test callbacks from the **Reward Handling** section of the **Settings** tab of the **Application Details** screen:
To access the **Reward Handling** section:
1. Log in to the [DT Console](https://console.fyber.com/applications), and go to **Monetization→Offer Wall**.
2. Select the app for which you want to set up reward handling.
3. The **Application Details** screen opens.
4. Click the **Settings** tab and locate the **Reward Handling** section.
To send a test reward callback:
1. In the **Reward Handling** section of the **Settings** tab, click **Test Callbacks**.\
The **Test Server-side Callback** window appears.
2. In the **Reward** field, enter a reward amount to send in the test callback.
3. From the **Virtual currency** drop-down, select the virtual currency you want to send in the test callback.
4. Click **Send Callback**.\
DT sends the amount of virtual currency in a callback to your Offer Wall callback endpoint.
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