Services like Alchemy, Moralis, or QuickNode send webhooks to Laravel routes when on-chain events occur, and these payloads must be verified (typically via an HMAC signature header) before being trusted. A dedicated controller endpoint should be excluded from CSRF verification (since it's an external POST) but still validate the signature and reject unauthorized requests early. Idempotency keys or transaction hashes should be checked to avoid processing the same webhook twice.
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39. Verifying Blockchain Webhooks
Securely receiving on-chain event notifications.
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