I have configured the walletnotify and the blocknotify event on the bitcoin daemon based on the documentation from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin, to know any changes to my wallet. Only the blocknotify is executed and the walletnotify is never executed. Can someone advice on what event on the wallet will trigger the walletnotify event?
Bitcoin daemon version currently running on: 0.8.1
bitcoin.conf
rpcuser=bitcoinrpc
rpcpassword=bitcoinrpc1
server=1
testnet=1
walletnotify=/home/dev/test_log/log.sh %s
blocknotify=/home/dev/test_log/log.sh %s
Walletnotify will get triggered when:
First receiving a payment
First conformation on the payment
You send a payment
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin
-walletnotify= Execute command when a wallet transaction changes (%s in cmd is replaced by TxID)
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/1974
Exactly like -blocknotify, except that it gives the TxID of transactions that hit the wallet.
Note that this is NOT a payment notification. It will trigger on outgoing transactions too, and can trigger multiple times on the same transaction.
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So when I submit a braintree order for settlement, there will/can be multiple state changes until I get my money. It can settle, stay in settling, get declined, and so on.
How can I get this information without having to call their API constantly? Is there some kind of webhook for that? Because in my tests, I only get updates for disbursements, which is (if I understood it correctly) basically the last step of the whole transaction.
There are webhooks for some events, but not for specifically when a transaction changes status.
You can, however, use the Search API to create a script or cron job that checks for status changes over a period of time.
If you have additional questions about webhooks or using the API, contact Support.
When using Checkout Subscriptions, the Stripe documentation states that the minimum event types to monitor are:
checkout.session.completed - When you receive a checkout.session.completed event, you can provision the subscription.
invoice.paid - Sent each billing interval when a payment succeeds.
invoice.payment_failed -Sent each billing interval if there is an issue with your customer’s payment method.
When you receive a checkout.session.completed event, you can provision the subscription. Continue to provision each month (if billing monthly) as you receive invoice.paid events. If you receive an invoice.payment_failed event, notify your customer and send them to the customer portal to update their payment method.
https://stripe.com/docs/billing/subscriptions/checkout#provision-and-monitor
However, I am still confused about invoice.paid and invoice.payment_failed events and Laravel Cashier:
Do I need to make handlers for these two events?
I'm asking this because Cashier already handles customer.subscription.updated and customer.subscription.deleted events and, if I understood well (correct me if I'm wrong):
if the payment (for renewal of the subscription) is successful next month, then I will receive customer.subscription.updated and the subscription will continue being 'active': $user->subscribed('default') will be true (in subscriptions table stripe_status will remain active).
However, if the payment fails next month (for example, due to insufficient funds) - then customer.subscription.updated event will be triggered/sent and Cashier will change the subscription's status (to canceled or incomplete?) and $user->subscribed('default') will be false, right?
If so, then I see no reason why I should make handlers for invoice.paid and invoice.payment_failed events. I will know if the payment (renewal of the subscription) was successful because customer.subscription.updated event will be triggered/sent and Cashier will update thestripe_status in subscriptions table.
Or I'm wrong and it won’t work that way? If I didn't understand well, then I guess that customer.subscription.updated event will not be triggered/sent at all, or it will but it will not contain information if the payment (renewal of the subscription) was successful or not (and if it failed, then in handler method for the invoice.payment_failed event I will have to update the stripe_status (in subscriptions table) to canceled or incomplete?
Whether the subscription gets deleted or not after a failed invoice payment is up to your subscription settings: https://dashboard.stripe.com/settings/billing/automatic
As such it's possible to get a invoice.payment_failed event and not have the subscription be cancelled.
Since those events are very different it's safest to listen to all of them and handle accordingly. customer.subscription.updated and invoice.paid are also very different, the former will fire whenever any update to the subscription is made (e.g. if you update the metadata) whereas the latter will only fire specifically when an invoice payment succeeds.
It's ultimately up to you, but to ensure that you don't miss any important events you should consider listening to all the aforementioned events.
I managing the failed payment webhook in my website but I am facing issue that invoice.payment_failed gets received before invoice.created which creating issue. Because on failed payment the system is updating the status of invoice but the invoice havnt been created becasue the invoice.created havent been called. I dont know what am I missing. I am using laravel ans spark for stripe management
Given the order of delivery for webhook events is not guaranteed, you have a couple options.
Create the record of the invoice in your system a soon as you receive a webhook notification for any new invoice ID.
When you receive a webhook notification, add it to a queue for processing, and process the queue in priority order where invoice.created events are processed first. You'll likely want to build in some sort of delay.
What is wrong with my Paypal sandbox account process
to receive webhook notifications? We are unable to receive webhook event on
my URL.
URL working with "Webhooks simulator". Please let me know what
should I do for receive webhook event on above URL.
Webhooks simulator sends sample payloads for the events you configured. It does not send a notification on triggering of an actual event.
If you are getting notification via Webhooks Simulator, it means the URL configured by you is able to intercept POST requests.
Now for the "Paypal sandbox account unable to process to receive Webhook notifications" part, please check if the transaction is actually created at https://developer.paypal.com/developer/dashboard/sandbox/ . If the transaction you are looking for is not present there, there won't be any notification generated. In case transaction is present there and still you are not getting any notifications, please share debug id.
Here is a silly thing that I overlooked in the documentation and only found out after contacting support.
After you've followed the approval url and gave your approval, dit you execute the payment with the REST API?
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api/payments/#payment_execute
Webhooks are only called after you've executed the payment.
The confusing part is; there is no webhook being called, when a user approves or cancels a payment. There is only a redirect back to a return url or cancel url. So you either need to monitor the redirect back to your site and trigger the execute call then, or find another way (like polling the payment) to see the status change before calling the execute call.
I'm using Server/InFrame integration, and according to Sagepay support, there are (rare) occasions when we get a notification about a successful payment (via an OK status), but this is then later failed. This can happen, according to Sagepay support, when they haven't been able to contact the bank properly.
I'm unable to find details about this in the documentation at http://www.sagepay.co.uk/file/1161/download-document/SERVERProtocolandIntegrationGuidelinesV3%200.pdf?token=0eZCcKj0tm33YeZ4gfrk4pHPaLClQnRcq3_vXsISjHI . The closest thing I see is in Step 12,
when SagePay sends batch files to the bank
If transactions are rejected, we correct any errors and resubmit them for you.
What happens, in terms of status codes sent to the notification url, in a case when this batch fails, or there is some other error after the "OK" is sent to the notification url? Is there any official documentation to handle this case, or similar cases when a payment is "OK", but then later fails?
Edit: I'm seeing that the simulator doesn't seem to handle this case either. Is there a way to properly test/simulate this case, when OK is sent, but then later failed?
The only reason you would receive a mixed message, such as Error/Failed on My Sage Pay but OK via Notification URL, is if an error occured during the notiication which returned an error/invalid response.
If the notification response via the Notification URL is interrupted i.e. browser refresh/closed etc Sage Pay may pick this up as error after the authorisation from the bank has been received as OK. We will then send Error via Notification URL to confirm the transaction has failed.
We'll send the notification several times until we receive a successful response/handshake from you in which you confirm the Status, StatusDetail and RedirectURL.
This scenario does not occur often however if you are able to provide a TXID example, our contact details can be found via http://www.sagepay.co.uk/contact, within 72 hours of the transaction being posted, we can investigate the reason for failure against the transaction logs.
Sage Pay Support