POST /v1/reseller/webhooks/{code}/{orgId}

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curl -X POST https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/reseller/webhooks/{code}/{orgId}

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**Unauthenticated by design**, exactly like the platform callbacks above — the provider's signature over the raw body *is* the authentication. What differs is whose secret it is verified against: this endpoint resolves the reseller's own credential from Vault first, because `/v1/webhooks/{code}` verifies against **Zinn®'s** secret and answers `400 INVALID_SIGNATURE` to anything a reseller's account sends it. Without this endpoint a BYO gateway can charge but never settle asynchronously — no SCA completion, no mandate confirmation, no crypto IPN. ⛔ A valid signature is **not** an authorization to touch a tenant. It proves only that the delivery came from the account we hold keys for; the event may act only on organizations that bill back to this reseller, and anything else is acknowledged with 200 and changes nothing. Replays are expected and converge on a dedupe key namespaced per reseller, so two accounts delivering the same provider event id cannot silently cancel each other out.

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