Telegram bot development and automation

Payment Workflows

A bot payment flow creates an invoice, redirects to a provider, confirms the webhook, and releases the result only…

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A bot payment flow creates an invoice, redirects to a provider, confirms the webhook, and releases the result only after server-side status verification. An “already paid” screen is not evidence of payment.

Scope includes the chosen provider, idempotency key, order state, successful, cancelled, and pending outcomes, and receipts or links where supported. The bot stores no card data. Acceptance in a test environment ensures two clicks create one business order, forged webhooks fail, late confirmation updates status, and amounts match server records. Refunds and partial payments are included only when explicit.

FAQ

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Can the amount in a button be trusted?

No. The server calculates or verifies it against the order because client messages can be altered.

What if the user closes the bot during payment?

The order and provider restore status; the flow must not depend on an open chat.

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