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Changelog: January 2023

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Company
Date Published
Author
Basis Theory
Word Count
430
Company Posts That Month
4
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

January’s updates introduced temporary sessions as a more secure alternative to public API keys for handling sensitive data in public applications, with three-minute expiration periods, anonymous API prevention, front-end proxy or reactor access, and token-based CRUD support. The release also completed functionality for revealing full credit card information, including PANs, expiration dates, and CVCs, enabling card issuers and acceptors to support these workflows while reducing PCI exposure and integrating multiple payment providers through a unified experience. Card data capture Elements gained new attributes and event controls, such as card BIN and last-four detection, card-brand recognition, mask-status checks, validation during changes or blur events, and metadata access across web, iOS, and Android without requiring event subscriptions. Additional improvements included a new Elements overview page, Adobe Fonts support, configurable proxy transforms for GET and DELETE requests, reduced mounting timeouts, Datadog debugging integration, and stronger validation to prevent tokenization of invalid or incomplete input.

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