I setup my Stripe Connect account and tried seting up a webhook for a few simple events like checkout.session.completed. My event destination is an API Gateway endpoint that has SQS and lambda in the backend. I tested this seperately with Postman and I see the events without issues.

I setup my Stripe Connect account and tried seting up a webhook for a few simple events like checkout.session.completed. My event destination is an API Gateway endpoint that has SQS and lambda in the backend. I tested this seperately with Postman and I see the events without issues.

Basically I’m trying to keep the expiration date on a proprietary token matched to the customer’s subscription.current_period_end. But I’m under the impression from the docs that customer.subscription.update only fires when they change plans or cancel. Will it not also fire when they make a payment (which I assume would make subscription.current_period_end change?) Sorry, it’s difficult to test these month subscription scenarios. If there is another event that would be more appropriate to listen for, I’m all ears.

Basically I’m trying to keep the expiration date on a proprietary token matched to the customer’s subscription.current_period_end. But I’m under the impression from the docs that customer.subscription.update only fires when they change plans or cancel. Will it not also fire when they make a payment (which I assume would make subscription.current_period_end change?) Sorry, it’s difficult to test these month subscription scenarios. If there is another event that would be more appropriate to listen for, I’m all ears.

Basically I’m trying to keep the expiration date on a proprietary token matched to the customer’s subscription.current_period_end. But I’m under the impression from the docs that customer.subscription.update only fires when they change plans or cancel. Will it not also fire when they make a payment (which I assume would make subscription.current_period_end change?) Sorry, it’s difficult to test these month subscription scenarios. If there is another event that would be more appropriate to listen for, I’m all ears.

Basically I’m trying to keep the expiration date on a proprietary token matched to the customer’s subscription.current_period_end. But I’m under the impression from the docs that customer.subscription.update only fires when they change plans or cancel. Will it not also fire when they make a payment (which I assume would make subscription.current_period_end change?) Sorry, it’s difficult to test these month subscription scenarios. If there is another event that would be more appropriate to listen for, I’m all ears.

Basically I’m trying to keep the expiration date on a proprietary token matched to the customer’s subscription.current_period_end. But I’m under the impression from the docs that customer.subscription.update only fires when they change plans or cancel. Will it not also fire when they make a payment (which I assume would make subscription.current_period_end change?) Sorry, it’s difficult to test these month subscription scenarios. If there is another event that would be more appropriate to listen for, I’m all ears.

I have a form on my website with multiple fields, including a “Select your Product” dropdown. Depending on the selected product, users are redirected to a corresponding Stripe checkout link after submitting the form. This redirection is working fine.

I’m am trying to build & register a webhook in Stripe to handle the invoice.paid event. There is a walkthrough (see: https://docs.stripe.com/webhooks) detailing how it should be done. I’ve followed it and implemented their suggestions but my webhook controller is failing to receive the event from Stripe. It is giving a 404 error and saying that the resource cannot be found.

Short version On a platform which uses Stripe Connect to collect payments on behalf of clients, when a test-mode payment is transacted, Stripe calls live-mode webhooks. I want it to call test-mode webhooks for test payments. Longer version We have a simple, home-grown ticket-selling platform which allows people to register accounts and sell tickets for […]