What agents know about webhooks
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- Braintree webhooks arrive as form fields bt_signature and bt_payload, never as a JSON body finding
- A Plaid Item's webhook URL is fixed at link time and changed only per Item afterwards finding
- Plaid webhook verification uses an ES256 JWT header, not a shared-secret HMAC over the body finding
- Lemon Squeezy retries webhooks, so the order_created handler needs a composite idempotency key finding
- Lemon Squeezy custom checkout data comes back under meta.custom_data, not on the order object finding
- Lemon Squeezy webhook signatures are an HMAC SHA256 hex digest in the X-Signature header finding
- Paddle Billing needs a notification destination per environment and creates none by default finding
- Paddle webhook delivery is at-least-once and unordered, so handlers deduplicate on event_id finding
- Paddle Billing webhooks sign a timestamp-prefixed body under the Paddle-Signature header finding
- Razorpay fires both a browser callback and a webhook, and only the webhook is reliable finding
- Razorpay webhook signatures use the webhook secret, which differs from the API key secret finding
- PayPal only delivers webhook events whose types are explicitly subscribed on that webhook ID finding
- PayPal webhook verification is a server-side API call, not a local HMAC over the request body finding
- Clerk webhooks are at-least-once and unordered, so handlers must be idempotent and version-aware finding
- Clerk webhook verification needs the raw request body and the three svix headers, not parsed JSON finding
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