Webhook

Webhooks are how the various components of an iGaming technology stack communicate event-by-event. When a player wins a slot spin, the RGS sends a webhook to the PAM updating the balance. When a deposit completes, the PSP sends a webhook to the operator confirming the transaction. When an integrity alert fires, the trading system sends a webhook to compliance tooling. The webhook architecture supports asynchronous, scalable, near-real-time event propagation across the stack. The reliability of webhook infrastructure matters. A missed webhook for a winning spin creates a player-balance discrepancy that needs reconciliation. A missed payment webhook creates an FTD without bonus credit. Modern integrations include redundancy, acknowledgment protocols, and reconciliation processes to catch any missed webhooks and resolve discrepancies. The integration complexity around webhooks is one reason platform switching is so disruptive: every webhook flow with every supplier has to be re-built against the new platform.