#jco_webhooks
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graceful gulch
Hi, let me help you with this.
It's best to use separate Stripe accounts.
But you can use metadata to distinguish where the events happen and filter the relevant events on each of your backends. The details depend on what kind of events are you looking for.
arctic meadow
Wouldn’t I have to reverify my business details on another account? It’s the same company, just different sites?
graceful gulch
Yes, that's one downside.
arctic meadow
Wouldn’t that get it disqualified?
Or can the same company have multiple stripe accounts?
graceful gulch
Wouldn’t that get it disqualified?
I don't know how that works, unfortunately. It's best to check with Stripe Support: https://support.stripe.com/?contact=true
arctic meadow
I guess I’ll better use priced verification and metadata to identify the site it’s for and reject any data that isn’t correct, do I return a null code or just return nothing for it?
graceful gulch
Return a 200 OK, but just discard/ignore the data on your side. Otherwise Stripe will attempt to retry the failed webhook requests.
arctic meadow
Sounds good