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Webhooks | paypal PayPal-PHP-SDK | DeepWiki PayPal Webhooks provide a mechanism for receiving event notifications when changes occur to PayPal resources The PayPal PHP SDK provides support for validating and processing these webhook events This documentation covers how to set up, validate, and process webhook notifications in your PHP application using the PayPal PHP SDK
Overview - PayPal Developer Overview Webhooks are HTTPS posts from PayPal to an endpoint on your server whenever the corresponding event type occurs (see: Webhook event names) They can be thought of as an API call in the reverse direction: instead of your system calling PayPal, PayPal is making a callback to your server This is especially useful to receive notifications of events that are triggered external to your