For foundational information on webhooks, including key concepts and verification methods, please refer to the Webhook Basics page.
Checkout webhooks notify merchants of any status changes in real time.
As checkout changes its statuses, webhook are being sent if configured.
Webhook body contains same model as POST/checkouts response.
Your business account with Inqud is set up, complete with API tokens configured.
The On-Ramp Project has been established and configured within the Inqud platform.
Locate the "Checkout webhook" option and click on "Add".
Enter the required details:
Webhook link: Provide the URL of your webserver that will handle the callbacks.
Webhook secret: Enter a secret key for signature calculation (optional).
Click on "Save" to finalize your settings.
Examples
2. Receive a webhook when a checkout changes status
Notification
The Checkout Webhook triggers on every payment status change. Your server must respond with a 200 status code; otherwise, retries will be attempted using an exponential backoff strategy.
For detailed request specifications, refer to the following page: