What is Google AdMob Reward Verification?
Google AdMob Reward Verification is an HTTP callback sent to an endpoint chosen by the app developer. It arrives after a user interacts with a rewarded ad or rewarded interstitial. Despite appearing in bot catalogs, it does not crawl a website or discover links.
Each callback carries details about one reward event in its query string. These can include the reward item, amount, ad unit, timestamp, and a unique transaction ID. Google also sends a signature and key_id, allowing the receiver to validate the query data with a public key from the AdMob key server.
The configured endpoint should return HTTP 200 after handling a valid callback. When Google cannot reach it or receives another status, the service may retry up to five times at one-second intervals. Several requests with the same transaction ID can therefore be delivery attempts for one event.
This traffic has no search or training purpose. It does not fetch site content and cannot improve AI visibility. Its only documented job is to let an application verify an advertising reward on the server.
