Payment integration with payment API.

A payment API lets your own systems create charges, read transaction states, and sync sales data programmatically instead of through the dashboard. AtomicPay exposes a native payment API alongside its webhook delivery.

A webhook is an automatic message your system receives the moment something happens, rather than one you have to poll for. AtomicPay fires webhooks when purchases are approved, declined, refunded, or change state, with a queue and retry for temporary delivery failures.

Connect the checkout to your page and point your backend at AtomicPay's webhooks and API. Because pages, checkout, player, and tracker share one ecosystem, an approved sale triggers the rest of the stack natively rather than through a Zapier-heavy setup.

Yes. Browser and server-side events both fire, which improves attribution accuracy when browser tracking is blocked — purchase events reach Meta from the server even when the buyer's browser blocks the pixel.

Yes. Source, medium, and campaign are carried through to the sale record, so paid media reporting ties spend to approved revenue instead of losing the trail at the checkout handoff.

Yes. Native webhooks and the payment API cover custom backends, and Zapier handles the long tail of no-code automations — delivery, CRM updates, notifications, and spreadsheet logging.

Yes. AtomicPay offers Hotmart-format compatibility for teams already running Hotmart-style automations, so an existing integration stack does not have to be rewritten as part of a migration.