FAQ
Webhooks: FAQ
Is the Webhook receiving a normal event or a risk event?
Depends on the subscription type selected when creating. Selecting All identified events receives both normal and high-risk events; selecting High-risk events only receives only events that contain a risk signal.
Can a Webhook be bound to multiple Regions?
No. A Webhook can only be bound to an application in one Region. Webhooks need to be created separately for multiple Regions.
Will the test request have a real business impact?
A test send initiates a real HTTP POST to the target URL. Please ensure that the test receiving service does not trigger real deductions, coupon issuance, bans or other irreversible operations due to the sample payload.
Why can't the target URL use localhost?
The Geelab server cannot access your local machine or intranet address. Please use an HTTPS address accessible from the public network and verify it through a test environment.
How to know which event a certain Webhook corresponds to?
View the Request ID in the delivery log and click it to open the corresponding event details.
Can the Response Body be returned directly to the user?
Not recommended. The Response Body may contain internal errors, paths or service information and should only be provided to authorized development and operation and maintenance personnel.