One Stripe payment emits payment_intent.succeeded and charge.succeeded, and both will arrive
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A single successful card payment emits several events, including payment_intent.succeeded, charge.succeeded and, when an invoice is involved, invoice.paid and invoice.payment_succeeded. They are not alternatives and none supersedes the others. Subscribing to more than one and fulfilling on each is a common cause of double fulfilment, while subscribing to charge.succeeded alone misses payments completed through redirect flows where the PaymentIntent is the authoritative object.
Confirm by listing all events for one payment in the dashboard event log. Choose exactly one event type as the fulfilment trigger per flow, typically checkout.session.completed for Checkout and invoice.paid for subscription renewals, and configure the endpoint to receive only the types you actually handle so future additions never reach the handler.
Source: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/handling-payment-events
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