/v1/eventswebhooks:read permission.Query parameters
Section titled “Query parameters”typestringoptionalOne event type, or a family such as payment.*.
Example: payment.succeeded
Pattern: ^(\*|[a-z_]+(\.[a-z_]+)*(\.\*)?)$
Max length: 64
project_idstringoptionalOnly the events of this project.
Example: prj_01k7q3m8x2v5t9n4b6c1d0e7fa
Prefixed with prj_.
payment_idstringoptionalOnly the events about this payment.
Example: pay_01k7q3m8x2v5t9n4b6c1d0e7fa
Prefixed with pay_.
payment_link_idstringoptionalOnly the events about this payment link.
Example: lnk_01k7q3m8x2v5t9n4b6c1d0e7fa
Prefixed with lnk_.
starting_afterstringoptionalThe id of the last item on the page you have. The next page starts after it.
Example: wev_01k7q3m8x2v5t9n4b6c1d0e7fa
Prefixed with wev_.
limitintegeroptionalHow many items one page holds, from 1 to 100. The default is 20.
Example: 20
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 100
Response (200)
Section titled “Response (200)”Returns a page of a list: data holds the items, and meta.pagination says how the list goes on. Page with limit and starting_after (the id of the last item you have), or fetch meta.pagination.next.
dataarray of objectrequiredThe returned object, or an array of objects for a list.
metaobjectrequiredRequest details such as its id and pagination cursor.
request_idstringrequiredThe id of this request. Quote it when you ask support about it.
Example: req_Hy3k9QzT2LmN8vXa
paginationobjectrequiredPagination details for a list response. Use next to fetch the next page, or starting_after to build the URL yourself.
per_pageintegerrequiredNumber of items returned on this page.
Example: 20
has_morebooleanrequiredtrue means more items are available on another page.
nextstring | nullrequiredThe address of the next page, with your filters kept; null on the last page.
Example: string
A failed request answers with the common error shape; see Errors.