This action indicates the instance where myCRED has finished registering all the wp-admin screens. When you want to add a sub menu page for myCRED, it is recommended that you use this action hook to register your screen. This way, your screen will only be added if myCRED is enabled.

This action indicates the instance where myCRED has enqueued all scripts and styling in the admin area. You can use this action hook to enqueue your own scripts or replace / dequeue scripts you do not want to be used in the admin area.

This action indicates the instance where myCRED has finished running tasks when the wp-admin area is initiated.

This action indicates the instance when the myCRED plugin has been deleted. This action fires after the plugin has run it’s uninstall script, which means that all custom post types, balances and log entries have already been deleted and no longer found in your database. If you need to run tasks before this, consider using mycred_before_deletion instead.

This action fires after the myCRED Notifications add-on has echoed all new notifications on the front end. See also the mycred_before_notifications action.

This action runs after the Compound Interest service settings, allowing you to insert custom settings or code on the settings page.

This action runs after the Recurring Payouts service settings, allowing you to insert custom settings or code on the settings page.

This action indicates the instance when the myCRED plugin is about to be deleted. This action fires before the plugin has run it’s uninstall script, which means that all custom post types, balances and log entries are still accessible. If you need to run tasks after these details are deleted, consider using the mycred_after_deletion action instead.

This action fires before the myCRED Notifications add-on has echoed all new notifications on the front end. See also the mycred_after_notifications action.

This action indicates the instance when the myCRED plugin has been disabled. You can use this to run any necessary scripts when myCRED is not available.

This action indicates the instance where the Email Notifications Add-on has sent an email to either your user or admin (or both).

This action indicates the instance when scripts and styles needs to be enqueued for the front end of your website. Scripts and styles intended for the admin area can not be enqueued here!

This action indicates the instance where myCRED is ready to run it’s initial actions. This action fires during WordPress’ init instance. Note that as of version 1.7, this action fires before globals are set or assets are registered.

This action allows you to execute custom actions when a users balance is changed to a specific amount. This action will only fire when the set_users_balance() function is used. It will not fire when the update_users_balance() function is used!

This action fires directly after myCRED has added in your point balance and history link in your WordPress Toolbar, or if you are using BuddyPress, your BuddyPress Menu. You can use this to add in your own custom menus or to adjust the existing menu in any way you like.

This action indicates the instance when a transfer via the Transfer add-on has been successfully completed. This action will not fire if the transaction was declined for some reason.

This action indicates the instance where the Transfer add-on is ready to process a validated transfer request. You can use this to execute actions before the processing or make further validations of the request.

This action fires only during an AJAX call and not on regular page loads so if you need to stop / decline a transaction you will need to use wp_send_json_error or similar.

This action allows you to execute custom code for custom transfer action keywords. This can be utilized to create custom keywords besides the built-in ones.

This action allows you to insert custom settings for the Twilio Transfers plugin.

This action allows you to execute custom code when the plugin detects an incoming Webhook message. By the time this action fires, the plugin will have validated the Twilio Account SID and phone number.

This action allows you to execute custom code when a Twilio transfer has been successfully cancelled (if allowed). This action runs after the transfer cancellation has completed but before an SMS reply is sent to Twilio.

This action allows you to execute custom code when a Twilio transfer has finished successfully. This action runs after the transfer has completed but before an SMS reply is sent to Twilio.

This action allows you to execute custom actions when a users balance changes. Note that this action fires after a users balance has been updated and not before. Also no transaction details are available besides the users ID, the amount gained / lost and the point type.

This action hook fires each time a user has been demoted to a rank that has a lower minimum point requirement set then their previous rank. For promotions, please see the mycred_user_got_promoted action.

This action hook fires each time a user has been promoted to a rank that has a higher minimum point requirement set then their previous rank. For demotions, please see the mycred_user_got_demoted action.