How can I configure separate Stripe webhooks for different product purchases on the same website?

You don’t need to create separate Stripe accounts or use different API keys if you’re selling two different products on the same website. Instead, you have a couple of options:

1. Multiple Webhook Endpoints in a Single Account:
   In your Stripe Dashboard, you can set up more than one webhook endpoint under your account. For each endpoint, you can choose which event types you want to receive. For example, you might subscribe one endpoint to events related to VIP membership purchases and the other to token-related purchases.

2. Single Webhook Endpoint with Event Routing:
   Alternatively, you can create one webhook endpoint that handles all relevant events and then, in your server-side logic, route the events based on their type or custom metadata. This approach lets you process each event accordingly without needing to maintain separate endpoints.

Using separate webhook endpoints can help organize your integration if the workflows or back-end processing differ significantly. However, both approaches can be implemented under a single Stripe account using the same API keys.

Refer to Stripe’s webhook configuration documentation for detailed guidance on setting up and managing multiple webhook endpoints.

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