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Billing Subscription Webhooks Refactor
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Billing Subscription Webhooks Refactor
Description
Consolidate Stripe listener endpoints and implement retry mechanism with exponential backoff.
Objectives
- 1. Endpoint Consolidation: Merge multiple existing Stripe webhook endpoints into a single unified
/api/v1/webhooks/stripeendpoint. - 2. Signature Verification: Implement robust cryptographic signature validation using the Stripe SDK and webhook signing secrets.
- 3. Idempotency: Track processed Stripe event IDs in a database/Redis lock table to prevent double-processing of identical events.
- 4. Retry Mechanism: Implement an asynchronous queue-based retry mechanism with exponential backoff for handling transient processing failures.
- 5. Event Handlers: Standardize robust handling and database updates for:
customer.subscription.createdcustomer.subscription.updatedcustomer.subscription.deletedinvoice.payment_succeededinvoice.payment_failed
- 6. Logging & Monitoring: Log webhook payloads and signature verification statuses; trigger alerts after retries are exhausted.
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Maya Chen, Tom Langridge, Jordan Smith
Created 6/23/2026, 4:38:28 PM
Updated 6/23/2026, 5:05:53 PM
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Implementation plan looks solid. Please keep the retry limits visible in the rollout notes.
Added the current Stripe event samples and mapped each one to the new handler plan.
I can take the Redis lock table migration once Maya confirms the event payload fields.
Linked this task to the billing incident follow-up and updated the priority to High.
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