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Payment Security & Idempotency

Financial integrations operate across unreliable networks and untrusted client browsers. Every payment flow must guarantee that clients cannot tamper with prices, duplicate network requests never double-charge, and forged or replayed webhooks are rejected.

1. Server-Side Authority (Zero Client Trust)

• Never accept price, currency, discount, tax rate or entitlement flags from the client: the client sends only a planId/priceKey, quantity, and optional coupon code. The server resolves the authoritative price, currency, eligibility and tax rules from trusted server config or the provider catalog.
• Return URLs are UI hints, never proof of payment: a user reaching /checkout/success?session_id=... does not prove payment succeeded (URLs can be visited directly, and async methods like SEPA or wire transfer may still be processing). Provision entitlements only after verifying server-to-server provider state or receiving a verified webhook.
• Bind checkout sessions to the authenticated tenant/user: store internal userId/workspaceId/orderId in provider metadata or a server-side checkout record and verify ownership before fulfilling.

2. Outbound Idempotency (Preventing Double Charges)

When calling a provider API to create a charge, payment intent, subscription, refund or invoice, a network timeout leaves the outcome unknown:

• Deterministic Idempotency Keys: generate and persist a stable idempotency key tied to the business operation (idempotency_key = "charge:${orderId}:attempt:${attemptNo}" or "invoice:${paymentId}") before making the HTTP call.
• Safe retry rule: if a request times out or returns 5xx/429, retry with the exact same idempotency key (or query the provider by external reference ID first). Never generate a fresh random UUID on retry — that causes a second charge!
• Never auto-failover and re-charge on a second PSP when the first PSP returned an ambiguous timeout without first reconciling whether the first charge settled.

3. Webhook Verification & Inbound Deduplication

Every incoming provider webhook must pass three gates before mutating domain state:

1. Cryptographic Signature Verification:
   • Read the raw, unparsed request body bytes (do not let JSON middleware re-serialize the payload before checking the HMAC/signature).
   • Verify the provider signature header (Stripe-Signature, PayPal transmission signature, Barion/SimplePay HMAC, Paddle/Lemon Squeezy HMAC) and enforce timestamp tolerance against replays.
2. Idempotent Event Deduplication:
   • Store the provider's unique event_id in processed_webhook_events with a UNIQUE(provider, event_id) constraint.
   • Process and mark completed atomically (or lock rows by state) so concurrent duplicate deliveries never execute side effects twice.
3. Fast Acknowledgement & Reliable Processing:
   • Persist the verified event and acknowledge 2xx within the provider's timeout window; if downstream fulfillment (such as PDF invoice generation or email delivery) fails, retry that step independently without losing the payment record.

4. PCI DSS & Secret Hygiene

• Never touch, log or store raw PAN (card numbers), CVV/CVC or magnetic stripe data; use provider-hosted checkout or tokenized payment elements exclusively.
• Redact API secret keys, webhook signing secrets, client tokens and personal billing addresses from application logs and error trackers.
• Separate sandbox/test credentials and webhook endpoints strictly from live production credentials.