Events
Inspect immutable records of payment, payout and account activity.
Events are immutable account-scoped records of resource transitions. Listing events is useful for support, replay investigation and reconciliation, but it is not a real-time polling contract. Use signed webhooks for asynchronous delivery and retrieve an Event when you need to inspect its canonical stored payload.
An Event is the business fact (evt_...). A Webhook Event is a delivery attempt for that fact to a
specific endpoint. Use /api/v1/events to inspect the immutable journal; use the Portal delivery
inspector or paybytoken.webhookEvents in the Node SDK to inspect and retry failed deliveries.
API Endpoints
- Get Event: Retrieves the details of a specific event by its ID.
- List Events: Returns an offset-paginated list of account events.
API Endpoint Reference
| Method | Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /api/v1/events/:id | Retrieves the details of a specific event. |
| GET | /api/v1/events | Lists account events in newest-first order. |
Attributes
| Attribute | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id | string | Unique identifier for the event (e.g., evt_123456). |
account_id | string | ID of the associated account (e.g., acct_1). |
resource_type | string | Type of the associated resource (e.g., payment_intent). |
resource_id | string | ID of the associated resource (e.g., pay_123). |
type | string | Canonical event type (for example, payment_intent.succeeded). |
api_version | string | Optional API version used for the event. |
livemode | boolean | Indicates if the event occurred in live mode. |
data | object | JSON object containing event-specific data. |
created_at | string | Creation timestamp. |
updated_at | string | Last update timestamp. |
Event types use canonical dot notation, such as payment_intent.succeeded. Delivery may be
duplicated or arrive out of order, so process by event ID and compare resource state before taking
an irreversible action.
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