You can now set up more than one webhook

You can now set up many webhooks, on both your live and test mode accounts, instead of one for each. You decide which events each webhook gets, and more than one webhook can receive the same event. So you can send events straight to each of your systems, without forwarding them yourself.

Each webhook is delivered and retried on its own. If one of your servers is down, only that webhook will retry, for about three days. Your other webhooks won’t receive the event again.

Pinging a webhook sends a test event to that webhook only. Redelivering an event sends it again to every webhook subscribed to it.

You can add webhooks using the Create a webhook endpoint. You can also do this in the Developers section of the Dashboard (new dashboard only). This section shows each webhook along with its latest delivery status. Our guide to receiving webhooks covers how to set one up and verify its signatures.