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Webhooks are delivered via HTTPS POST requests. If delivery fails, Tesouro retries webhook delivery using an exponential backoff strategy. Events are retried until delivery succeeds or the 12-hour retry limit is reached. After this period, the event is permanently marked as failed. Webhook events are delivered at least once; consumers should be idempotent.

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Retry schedule

AttemptDelay (from previous)Cumulative time
1Immediate0 min
21 minute1 min
35 minutes6 min
415 minutes21 min
530 minutes51 min
61 hour1h 51min
7+2 hoursContinues at 2-hour intervals (capped)

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Best practices

  1. Implement idempotency – Retries may deliver the same event multiple times. Use the applicationEventId to detect and discard duplicates. The attemptCount field indicates whether a redelivery has occurred.
  2. Respond quickly – Your endpoint must return a 200 OK within 30 seconds. For longer processing, acknowledge the webhook immediately and hand off work to an asynchronous queue.
  3. Order events correctly – Due to network latency and retries, events may arrive out of chronological order. Use the attributes.updatedTimestamp field to correctly sequence events.
  4. Verify signatures – Always verify webhook signatures before processing events.