Summary
All post operations currently lack idempotency and this is more crucial in payment related operations. Payment-related operations currently lack properly enforced idempotency guarantees.
For financial operations, idempotency is critical to prevent duplicate charges, inconsistent application states, and reconciliation issues.
Problem
- Repeated requests (due to retries, network timeouts, or frontend resubmissions) may trigger unintended duplicate operations.
- Payment operations are not reliably protected by idempotency keys.
- There is no consistent validation of previously processed transactions before executing a new one.
Expected Behavior
- All payment requests should require and validate a unique idempotency key.
- Repeated requests with the same key should return the original response without reprocessing the transaction.
- The system should ensure atomicity between payment processing and state updates.
Impact
- Risk of duplicate charges
- Data inconsistency
- Financial reconciliation issues
- Increased operational and support burden
Summary
All post operations currently lack idempotency and this is more crucial in payment related operations. Payment-related operations currently lack properly enforced idempotency guarantees.
For financial operations, idempotency is critical to prevent duplicate charges, inconsistent application states, and reconciliation issues.
Problem
Expected Behavior
Impact