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Minimal happy path

1

Create the payment (server-side)

Abridged response:
Store id against your order. Never expose the API key to the browser.
2

Send the customer to checkout

Redirect to checkout_url. Tribridge handles chain selection, the one-time deposit address, amount display, and on-chain confirmation.
3

Track status

Key fields: status, chain, wallet_address, tx_hash, expires_at. Terminal states are completed, expired, and cancelled.
4

Complete a test payment

Test payments only. This marks the session completed and fires your test webhooks, so you can validate fulfillment without a chain transaction.
5

Trust webhooks, not the redirect

Verify X-Tribridge-Signature (HMAC-SHA256 over the raw body with your endpoint secret) and make the handler idempotent. Events: payment.confirmed, payment.swept, payment.completed, payment.expired, payment.underpaid, payment.overpaid.

Implementation checklist

  • Payment creation runs on the server with x-api-key from an environment variable.
  • The app redirects to checkout_url and never derives its own deposit address.
  • Status is driven by GET /payments/checkout/{id} and by webhooks, not by the customer’s browser.
  • Webhook signatures are verified against the raw body before parsing.
  • Webhook handling is idempotent (dedupe on payment_id + event).
  • Test mode is exercised end to end with /simulate before switching to tri_live_....
  • API keys and webhook secrets are never committed or shipped to the client.

What not to do

  • Do not use dashboard, admin, auth/OTP, payout, wallet, or webhook-management endpoints - they are dashboard-only and not part of the public API.
  • Do not treat the redirect to redirect_url as proof of payment. Only payment.completed (after signature verification) means funds are settled.
  • Do not assume a fixed amount in native units - read the amount from the checkout session or webhook payload.
  • Do not assume exactly-once webhook delivery; retries can repeat an event.
  • Do not guess response fields. Everything is documented in the API Reference and the OpenAPI file.