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Payment events

Payment events use the v1.collection.payment_request.payment.* prefix. They report an individual payment from processing through confirmed receipt and Hubpay wallet credit.

Overview

Payment events trigger whenever a payment moves through its life-cycle against a payment request, we emit a webhook so your system can react in real-time (update UI, trigger fulfilment, etc.).


Event catalogue

EventWhen it triggers
v1.collection.payment_request.payment.createdReserved for future use. Intended to represent an initial state
v1.collection.payment_request.payment.pendingAuthorised (card), reported as sent (bank transfer), or queued immediately before received when a confirmed crypto deposit is processed
v1.collection.payment_request.payment.receivedCrypto confirmed on-chain, card captured, or bank funds received. For crypto, compliance and later processing may still be in progress
v1.collection.payment_request.payment.completedThe payment completed and the merchant's Hubpay wallet was credited; applicable crypto compliance gates have cleared
v1.collection.payment_request.payment.failedPayment failed due to error or rejection
v1.collection.payment_request.payment.reversedReserved for future use. Intended to represent a post-completion reversal

Event flow

For crypto, payment.received means the provider confirmed the deposit on-chain. Sender verification, KYT and remitter screening can still be pending, and the provider conversion and fiat-settlement stages are internal. Use payment.completed and confirm API status COMPLETE; this follows applicable compliance clearance, settlement reconciliation and Hubpay wallet credit. See Payment lifecycle and webhooks for the full sequence.


Additional data

Each payment.* event includes the following properties in the data object:

{
"paymentRequestId": "8a282576-18c0-4c0e-b158-44b92eda1afe"
}

Payment events also include paymentId and paymentReference. Additional fields may be present depending on the event type. See Event format for the webhook envelope schema.