Changes to webhook events and delivery
View All TagsTwo new merchant management webhook events are now available: Merchant Status Changed and Contract Status Changed. They let partners react when a merchant or one of its contracts is enabled or disabled.
A new Offer Closed webhook event is now available. This event fires when a payment offer expires — for example, because the shopper abandoned the session. For cards, offers expire after 12 hours by default. It lets your system reconcile the offer against your own records.
A new Contract Unlinked webhook event is now available. This event fires whenever a merchant contract is unlinked from a partner contract, letting partners react to merchants leaving their agreement.
A new Contract Linked webhook event is now available. This event fires whenever a merchant contract is linked to a partner contract, letting partners react to merchants joining their agreement.
The Terminal Added and Terminal Removed webhook events now include additional store and terminal details in the additionalData object.
A new Token Updated webhook event is now available. This event fires whenever a stored payment token is modified — for example, when a card number changes, an expiry date is renewed, or the issuing bank closes the account.