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# Revealing a webhook's secret
Revealing a webhook's secret is crucial for developers and administrators working with webhooks in Global Commerce. The secret is a unique token to secure communications between the webhook service and your application. This guide will walk you through retrieving your webhook's secret from the Global Commerce platform, ensuring your integration is secure and functioning correctly. Follow the steps below to reveal your webhook's secret.
To reveal a webhook's secret, you need to retrieve your endpoint's secret from the Webhook Service settings in Global Commerce:
1. Sign in to [Global Commerce](https://gc.digitalriver.com/gc/ent/login.do).
2. Select **Administration**, and then click **Webhook Service**. The Webhook Service page appears. \ 
3. Find the webhook with the secret you want to verify and click the **Reveal Secret** link.
The Reveal Secret dialog appears.\
4. Provide your Global Commerce username and click **Reveal**. The **Reveal Secret** field under **Secret** will display the token. Note that the **Username** field is case-sensitive. The **Secret** column displays the endpoint's secret.
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