Callback Response

When certain API requests are made, a callback response may be sent to a specified URL to inform your application about the status or result of the request. This section details the structure, types, and handling of callback responses from our API.

Configuring Callback URLs 🔗:

Before you can receive callback responses, ensure you have set up and provided a callback URL in your API request. The callback have to be in POST method, so that you will receive the callback properly.

Callback Response Structure 📤:

Callback responses typically contain a JSON payload with a standard structure. This structure may include, but is not limited to, the following fields:

Handling Encrypted Callback Responses

If your callback responses are encrypted for enhanced security, you must decrypt them to access the actual data. This section outlines the decryption process based on the encryption method used by our API.

Understanding Encrypted Callbacks 🌐:

Encrypted callbacks ensure sensitive information is securely transmitted. Only parties with the correct decryption key can access the original data, protecting it from unauthorized access or eavesdropping.

Encryption Method 🛡️:

Our API uses the following encryption method for callback responses:

• Algorithm: (Specify the algorithm, e.g., AES-128)
• Mode: (Specify the mode, e.g., CBC)
• Salt Key: The decryption key is your Salt Key provided separately for security reasons. Ensure you store it securely and do not expose it in your application code or version control systems.

Decryption Process: