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Be told when something happens, and read or write your data from code.
If you run your own systems, you do not have to poll a dashboard. Point a webhook at your server and mint an API key.
Logs → Webhooks is where you add the URL on your server and choose which events to receive. The signing secret is shown once when you create it. Store it somewhere safe. The URL has to be a public https address that our servers can reach: for security we refuse anything private, such as localhost, a home or office IP, or a cloud metadata address. To try it out from your own laptop, run a tunnel like ngrok in front of it and paste the public tunnel address.
Every delivery is signed with your secret. Verify it before you trust the payload. The developer docs show how, in more than one language.
API Access is where you create keys. The plain value is shown once; after that only its fingerprint is stored, so revoke and re-mint if it is ever exposed.
Read orders, customers and transactions; create invoices; update fulfilment. Money is always in minor units, and the rate limit is published in the developer docs.
Join the businesses already using Paysana to collect payments, send invoices and grow.