payment-provider-router

Stripe webhook events can be routed using a typed routing table that maps event types to narrowly-scoped downstream handlers for specific subtypes like checkout completion or subscription deletion.

Unknown event types trigger a safety-first fallback that logs the unhandled event and returns a success response to Stripe, preventing webhook retry storms while maintaining operational stability.

Preventing Stripe retry storms requires an unknown-event fallback in your webhook routing logic that logs unhandled event types and returns a success status, satisfying Stripe's delivery expectations.

No, this routing logic enforces clear operational boundaries by only deciding routing; signature verification and database writes must happen in separate skills or handlers before and after invocation.

Yes, the webhook dispatch logic requires handler error isolation to ensure that a failure in a specific downstream handler, such as invoice payment failure dunning, does not crash the entire routing process.

The best way to structure payment webhook dispatch is using a typed routing table to map specific Stripe subscription events, like cancellation or deletion, to narrowly-scoped downstream handlers.