Inbound and outbound events.
One durable path.
Receive payments, shipping, CRM, and SaaS webhooks, or pull from APIs that cannot push. Preserve the original request, deliver with controlled retries, and keep the evidence your team needs.
Receive, persist, deliver,
and prove it happened.
Reliability is not a retry button. It is a sequence that makes failure visible and recoverable at every step.
Three stages,
12 guarantees.
Every event crosses the same three stages, whichever service sent it. Each stage holds a promise you can hold us to.
Reliable intake
- Instant acknowledgement
- Never throttled on intake
- Persist before delivery
- Original payload and headers preserved
Delivery control
- Parallel or strict sequential delivery
- Per-project concurrency caps
- Configurable endpoint timeout
- Exponential backoff & circuit breakers
Proof and operations
- Every attempt recorded
- Delivery history and response evidence
- Project-level stats and timelines
- Alerts on failed webhooks
Type once. Search
every gateway.
An order ID, a customer email, a reference: one search matches the exact text across every project and gateway at once on eCommerce and above, over payloads that stay encrypted at rest, and opens the full delivery history behind any hit.
Connected widely.
Guarded narrowly.
Integrations
What it talks to- Inbound payment, shipping, CRM, and SaaS webhooks
- Outbound and pull connectors
- Generic HTTP pull sources
- Dispatch proxy mode for first-party analytics
Sovereignty and security
Where it runs- EU data residency by default
- No shared IPs in the ingest path
- Destination ownership verified before delivery
- Requests your access rules reject are never billed
Data protection
What it holds- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- Per-tenant envelope encryption
- Search never reads raw payload text
- Controlled retention boundaries
We don’t need or want
your signing secret.
Any intermediary that holds your signing secrets could alter, or even forge, the very requests it delivers. RelayWarden forwards the request untouched, and your backend verifies Stripe’s, or any provider’s, signature end-to-end, exactly as if the relay were not there.