Bridge Webhooks

Validates RSA-SHA256 signatures and timestamps for secure Bridge.xyz webhook events.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/deuriib/mintoria-skills --skill bridge-webhooks
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Skill: Bridge Webhooks
Source: https://github.com/deuriib/mintoria-skills/tree/main/skills/bridge-webhooks
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/deuriib/mintoria-skills --skill bridge-webhooks

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill enables secure handling of Bridge.xyz webhook events by validating signatures and preventing replay attacks, ensuring trusted event processing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Signature verification using RSA-SHA256 for all incoming webhooks.
  • Replay protection with timestamp checks to prevent duplicate processing.
  • Multi-category event support (customers, transfers, wallets, cards, virtual accounts) with idempotent handlers.
  • Use Case: A fintech app receives Bridge events in real-time and routes them to internal workflows, logging, and alerts.

Quick Start

Register your webhook endpoint, configure the public key, and test with sample events to verify end-to-end signature validation and event routing.

Frequently Asked Questions about Bridge Webhooks

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I verify Bridge.xyz webhook signatures using RSA-SHA256?

To verify Bridge.xyz webhook signatures, validate the incoming payload using RSA-SHA256 signature verification against your configured public key. This ensures the event payload is authentic and unaltered before processing.

How do I prevent replay attacks when processing Bridge.xyz webhooks?

Prevent replay attacks on Bridge.xyz webhooks by enforcing timestamp-based replay protection. This checks the event timestamp to reject duplicate or delayed requests, ensuring idempotent event handlers.

Can I handle Bridge.xyz event routing for customers, transfers, and cards in Python?

Yes, you can handle Bridge.xyz event routing for customers, transfers, cards, and virtual accounts in Python. The skill provides multi-category event support with code examples in Python, TypeScript, Ruby, and Java.

What is the best way to set up a secure Bridge.xyz webhook endpoint?

The best way to set up a secure Bridge.xyz webhook endpoint is to register your endpoint, configure the public key, and test with sample events to verify end-to-end signature validation and event routing.

Do I need idempotent handlers for Bridge.xyz virtual account events?

Yes, you need idempotent handlers for Bridge.xyz virtual account events to prevent duplicate processing. Timestamp-based replay protection and multi-category event support ensure reliable real-time fintech workflow automation.