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Yes, you can pass query parameters in your callback URL, but there’s no separate method like set_callback_param. The correct way is to include them directly in the callback URL itself. The system will still send a POST request, but your parameters remain available via $_GET because they are appended to the URL.
So your approach is already right, you just need to read them properly on your callback script.
For example, you can test it with your own url
Then in your callback file, access them using:
$_GET['id']
$_GET['val']
Just make sure your script is correctly handling both POST (from the provider) and GET (your custom params).