#vlady-_best-practices

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marble capeBOT
ivory sableBOT
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sullen scarab
long copper
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Oh, great! Thanks Rubeus, but would this still be available in my case?
The webpage and the server are different servers/processes, am I able to send the checkout session from webpage and process it on the backend separate server?

sullen scarab
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You can add the Checkout Session ID to your success_url and then, when someone lands on that URL, you can grab the Checkout Session ID from the URL, retrieve the Checkout Session from the API, check to see if it's been paid or not, then do whatever you want from there: https://docs.stripe.com/payments/checkout/custom-success-page

long copper
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Got it!
Thanks a lot!

sullen scarab
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Note that people can pay you without ever landing on your success_url, so you can't rely on that happening every time.

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It's more of a fallback for the webhooks approach, not a replacement for it.

long copper
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Oh? Well, what can I do in this case?

sullen scarab
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You use the webhooks as the primary way you fullfill, with the success_url approach as a fallback.