webhook-integration

Dodo Payments webhooks deliver real-time JSON payloads for payment successes, failures, and subscription changes. You configure a webhook endpoint in the dashboard and set the DODO_PAYMENTS_WEBHOOK_SECRET environment variable to receive and process these events.

Yes, Dodo Payments webhook integration provides implementation examples for Next.js, Express.js, FastAPI, and Go. These examples demonstrate how to set up secure endpoints, verify signatures, and process payment event payloads in your chosen framework.

Signature verification for Dodo Payments webhooks uses the DODO_PAYMENTS_WEBHOOK_SECRET environment variable to validate incoming request authenticity. This security best practice ensures that payment event payloads are genuinely from Dodo Payments before your application processes them.

Best practices for processing real-time payment notifications include implementing signature verification, ensuring idempotency to handle duplicate webhook deliveries safely, and returning quick HTTP responses to prevent timeouts while you update databases or trigger automated workflows.

For Dodo Payments webhook setup, you need to configure the DODO_PAYMENTS_WEBHOOK_SECRET environment variable. This secret acts as the cryptographic key to verify incoming webhook request signatures and ensure secure integration with your application.

Implementing idempotency when handling subscription event webhooks prevents duplicate processing if Dodo Payments retries a real-time notification. This ensures your database updates and automated workflows remain accurate and consistent despite redundant webhook deliveries.