Integration guide
Build with Whop for Xroga plan access
Build with Whop for Xroga plan access means treating the provider as an authorised external system—not a decorative logo. Xroga reports what the connected account allowed and what evidence the operation returned.
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What belongs in the project
Keep code, configuration names, and provider-facing adapters reviewable in the repository. Keep secret values in the provider or deployment environment.
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What must be verified
Confirm permissions, environment selection, failure behaviour, and the user-visible result. A successful API response and a working product are separate checks.
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What Xroga will not assume
Xroga does not invent credentials, bypass provider policy, or report a deployment or integration as live without evidence from the authorised account.
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Safe entitlement architecture
The safe flow is user → application authentication → hosted checkout → payment provider → signed webhook → server-side entitlement → application access. A success redirect is user navigation, not payment proof.
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Events that need explicit handling
- Checkout metadata associates the provider event with the intended account.
- Webhook signatures are verified before state changes.
- Membership changes, cancellation, and refunds update server entitlement.
- Retries are idempotent and do not grant duplicate or stale access.
Primary sources
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