Problem
Webhook signature failures rarely explain themselves.
Webhook providers usually give you a header, a payload, and a secret. When verification fails, the hard part is figuring out whether the mismatch came from encoding, payload mutation, timestamp handling, or the wrong signature format.
When to use it
- You are wiring up webhook verification for a new integration.
- You need to compare expected and received signatures while debugging.
- You want a repeatable check before changing production webhook code.