Using Webhooks with iOS and Android SDKs

Modified on Mon, 7 Aug, 2023 at 10:35 AM

WebHooks are a way to get device-independent notifications to your server whenever a transaction is processed through iOS or Android apps.


While the user's device (App) receives a response from the server directly as well, the webhook ensures that your back-end also receives the same response.


To ensure that your backend gets informed about each transaction, you can register so-called WebHooks on our platform.


The WebHook is a URL that we associate with your Application Identifier that our system pings after executing a transaction. The URL you specify as your WebHook will be called each time one of your transactions is processed on our platform. 


A HTTP POST event is fired once the transaction is successfully captured or debited or if either a Preauthorization, Capture, or Debit transaction fails.


Complete documentation and explanation of WebHooks is available here:


Peach Payments Webhooks

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