POST
request to an HTTPS endpoint. Each request will also contain X-Maple-Signature
header that represents the signature of the request. This signature can be verified to ensure that the webhook came from our servers, prevent replay attacks and ensure a zero downtime key rotation. See this blog post for more details.
A sample header may look something like this:
200
status code as the response
event_type
, created_at
, data_type
and data
.
2XX
) within 30s. Maple webhooks have a built-in retry mechanism for any non-2xx
(3XX
,4XX
, and 5XX
) status codes. They will be retried 10 times with an exponential backoff strategy.