June 2023 Product Changelog
Blog post from Basis Theory
Basis Theory’s June updates introduce an Elements HTTP Client Service in private beta that lets browser-based Elements send sensitive data directly to approved third parties without passing through Basis Theory’s platform or a customer’s codebase, helping reduce compliance scope while optionally integrating with its Vault for tokenization. The platform now also supports atomic Transactions, enabling multiple token changes to be grouped together and rolled back if any operation fails, which helps maintain data consistency during updates or restructuring. Multi-factor authentication has been automatically enabled for portal users to strengthen account security and support PCI DSS 4.0 requirements, while future portal controls for MFA are planned. Additional improvements include new workflow-focused documentation, nullable token properties in Elements forms, Firefox and Axios fixes, expanded API merge-patch and content-type support, card-data fixes, enhanced Proxy and Reactor transformations, form-data processing support, and a larger code limit for Proxy Transform logic.
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