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You can now lock foreign exchange rates for up to 5 minutes using the new /v1/fx/quotes endpoint. This guarantees your customer sees the exact rate at checkout that gets applied when the payment is captured.
POST /v1/fx/quotesGET /v1/fx/ratesNo migration needed. The existing /v1/fx/rates endpoint continues to return spot rates. Use /v1/fx/quotes when you need a guaranteed rate.
Payouts now support stablecoin destinations on Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana. Set destination.type to 'stablecoin' and specify the chain and wallet address.
POST /v1/payoutsExisting payout integrations are unaffected. Stablecoin is a new destination type alongside bank_account and mobile_wallet.
Webhook delivery now uses exponential backoff with jitter: 1 minute, 5 minutes, 25 minutes, 2 hours, 24 hours. Previously retries were at fixed 15-minute intervals. Failed deliveries are now retained for 72 hours (up from 24 hours).
POST /v1/webhooks/endpointsNo code changes required. Your endpoint may receive retries on a different schedule than before. Ensure your webhook handler is idempotent.
The /v1/charges endpoint is now deprecated in favor of /v1/collections. The charges API will continue to function until September 2026, but all new integrations should use collections.
POST /v1/chargesGET /v1/charges/{id}GET /v1/chargesReplace /v1/charges with /v1/collections in all API calls. The request/response schema is identical except the object type changes from "charge" to "collection". Update your webhook handlers to listen for payment.* events instead of charge.* events.
Submit up to 1,000 payouts in a single API call using the new /v1/payouts/batch endpoint. Each payout in the batch is processed independently and fires its own webhook events.
POST /v1/payouts/batchGET /v1/payouts/batch/{id}