Telegram Payment Notifications lets merchants request Telegram-based payment alerts from the StablePay Portal, so their team can receive real-time payment event updates in a Telegram group. This capability is useful for operations, support, finance, or risk teams that want faster visibility into payment status changes, especially when manual follow-up or exception handling is part of the workflow.Documentation Index
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When to use it
Consider enabling this feature when:- you want your team to see successful, failed, or expired payments in real time in Telegram
- you need faster visibility into underpaid, overpaid, or risk-review payment cases
- you want merchant order IDs included in notifications for reconciliation
- your operations flow depends on internal teams acting on payment events, not only on system callbacks
Feature overview
The current release supports payment-related notifications in Telegram, including:- Payment succeeded notifications
- Payment failed notifications
- Payment expired notifications
- Underpaid and overpaid payment alerts
- Risk review payment alerts
- Includes merchant order ID for reconciliation
How to enable it
- Open
Settingsin the StablePay Portal - Go to
Notifications - Review
Telegram payment notifications - Click
Contact us to enable - Submit the request
- The StablePay team will contact you and help complete the Telegram group setup and notification configuration
Important notes
- This release currently supports payment-related events only
- It does not yet include refunds, subscriptions, payouts, settlements, or invoice event notifications
- It does not currently support self-service Telegram binding
- It does not currently include event toggles, custom message templates, or multi-channel notification configuration
- This is an optional operational setup and does not block your use of Checkout, Payment Links, Invoicing, or the API
