Webhooks are a way for an application to receive real-time notifications when an event occurs in another application. For example, when a payment is made in a payment gateway, the payment gateway can send a webhook to your application to notify it of the payment.
To use webhooks for payment methods other than Stripe, you will need to check the documentation of the payment gateway you are using to see if they support webhooks. If they do, you will need to set up a webhook endpoint in your application to receive the notifications.
Here is an example of how to set up a webhook endpoint in Laravel:
Route::post('/webhook', function (Request $request) {
// Handle the webhook notification here
});
In the above example, we are defining a route that listens for POST requests to the /webhook URL. When a webhook notification is received, the code inside the closure will be executed.
You will need to check the documentation of your payment gateway to see what data is included in the webhook notification and how to handle it.