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Webhook Samples

Testing Connectivity

When you use the Test Connectivity button, a successful test will generate a 200 message in the back office UI.

The webhook payload for a connectivity request looks like this.

{
	"mode": "test",
	"eventDate": "2017-09-06T19:54:05Z",
	"eventType": "test",
	"attemptNumber": 1
}

Testing Webhooks

When you use the Send Test Webhook button, you can select the event type that you want to simulate. The following test response is for a completed payment.

Webhook Example
{
	"resourceId": "068c506c-82e7-4578-8ea2-3d141430b69d",
	"mode": "test",
	"eventDate": "2017-09-07T13:27:32Z",
	"eventType": "AP_PAYMENT_COMPLETED",
	"attemptNumber": 1,
	"payload": {
		"id": "068c506c-82e7-4578-8ea2-3d141430b69d",
		"accountId": "YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID",
		"merchantRefNum": "YOUR_REFERENCE_NUMBER",
		"paymentType": "PAYSAFECARD",
		"amount": 1000,
		"currencyCode": "EUR",
		"status": "COMPLETED",
		"txnTime": "2017-09-07T13:27:32Z"
	},
	"links": [{
		"rel": "payment",
		"href": "http://api.test.paysafe.com/alternatepayments/v1/accounts/YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID/payments/068c506c-82e7-4578-8ea2-3d141430b69d"
	}]
}

The following table describes the elements in the webhook response:

Webhook Response Elements
Element Type Constraints Required Description
id String Max = 36 Yes This is the webhook event ID.
resourceId String Max = 255 Yes The ID of the resource that has changed.
mode String live / test Yes
  • live – This is a production event
  • test – This is a test event created sent from the merchant back office.
eventDate dateTime UTC formatted date Yes This is the date and time the event occurred.
eventType String Max = 255 Yes This is the type of event.
attemptNumber Integer Yes This is the number of times this event has been sent.
links Complex Yes This is a link to the resource.
payload Complex No

The payload varies depending on the eventType.

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