Webhooks events
Preface
Webhooks events
Preface
Understand the different webhook events triggered by xPay during the payment and subscription processes.
xPay triggers various webhook events to keep you informed about the status of payment intents and subscription activities. Below is a list of the events you may encounter and their descriptions.
Payment Intent Events
| Event Name | Event Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Intent Created | intent.created | This event is triggered when a new payment intent is successfully created. |
| Intent Success | intent.success | This event indicates that the payment intent has been successfully processed and the payment is complete. |
| Intent Failed | intent.failed | This event is triggered when the payment process for a given intent fails due to an error or insufficient funds. |
| Intent Refunded | intent.refunded | This event is triggered when a payment intent is successfully refunded. |
Subscription Events
| Event Name | Event Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription Created | subscription.created | This event is triggered when a new subscription intent is successfully created. |
| Subscription Active | subscription.active | This event indicates that the subscription is now active and recurring charges are scheduled. |
| Subscription Cycle Charged | subscription.cycle_charged | This event is triggered each time a recurring charge is successfully processed for an active subscription. |
| Subscription Inactive | subscription.inactive | This event occurs when a subscription is paused or otherwise becomes inactive. |
| Subscription Completed | subscription.completed | This event indicates that the subscription has reached the end of its term or has been successfully completed. |
| Subscription Cancelled | subscription.canceled | This event is triggered when a subscription is canceled by the merchant. |
These events are designed to help you track and respond to changes in payment and subscription statuses, ensuring a smooth integration with xPay’s systems. Make sure to handle each event appropriately within your webhook implementation.
For more details on how to handle webhooks and event security, refer to the Webhooks Introduction.
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