First check whether the original request created an order. A timeout can leave the outcome uncertain even when processing succeeded. Preserve the request reference and any order ID, and use the documented idempotency mechanism where supported. Do not generate a new paid request merely because the first response was missing; contact support if the outcome remains unclear.
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First check whether the original request created an order. A timeout can leave the outcome uncertain even when processing succeeded. Preserve the request reference and any order ID, and use the documented idempotency mechanism where supported. Do not generate a new paid request merely because the first response was missing; contact support if the outcome remains unclear.
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