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This error is thrown during the OAuth callback when the incoming request cannot be parsed or is missing
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required fields.
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## Common Causes
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* Query or body parameters were stripped by a reverse proxy, CDN, or framework rewrite.
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* Double-encoding or improper URL encoding of parameters causes parsing to fail.
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* Callback URL mismatch at the provider triggers an intermediate redirect that drops parameters.
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* Middleware or route grouping sends the request to a different handler than intended.
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* Very long URLs get truncated by an intermediary (rare but possible with some proxies).
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## How to resolve
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### Verify callback method and parameters
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* Ensure your provider is configured to use the method your route expects (commonly GET with query parameters for Authorization Code flow).
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* Confirm the callback includes required parameters (e.g., `code` and `state` for standard OAuth flows).
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### Preserve query/body through infrastructure
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* Check that reverse proxies (Vercel, Cloudflare, Nginx) and app rewrites forward the full query string and request body intact.
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* If middleware intercepts or rewrites the callback, make sure it forwards all parameters without modification.
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### Debug locally
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* In DevTools → Network, inspect the callback request and verify parameters are present and well-formed.
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* Compare dev/staging/prod credentials to ensure there are no environment differences causing different flows or endpoints.
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### Edge cases to consider
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* Mobile/WebView or deep-link flows can drop query parameters during handoff.
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* Some providers can return parameters in fragments; your server will not receive fragments—ensure the provider uses query/body for server-side callbacks.
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* Multiple redirects (including HTTP → HTTPS) can lose parameters if not configured correctly.
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<Callouttype="info">
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Callback parameters are normally handled automatically by Better Auth. If this error appears, it often
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indicates manual access to the `/api/auth/callback` route, a proxy/redirect that stripped parameters,
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or an integration mismatch. Double-check provider settings and infrastructure rewrites to ensure the
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