June Changelog: First Half of 2025 in Review
Blog post from Basis Theory
Basis Theory’s first-half 2025 platform updates focused on expanding developer tools, payment capabilities, and security features. January introduced seven new SDKs with improved API feature parity, automatic pagination, and request retries, while February expanded Token Intents to support non-card data such as bank accounts and added server-side Token Intent retrieval. March delivered enhancements to 3DS documentation, error handling, and requestor-information automation. In April, the company launched a real-time account updater that enables immediate card-token updates to help prevent failed recurring payments and involuntary churn. May brought full support for network tokens, allowing merchants to use secure network-issued tokens for one-time, recurring, card-on-file, and cross-border transactions without storing PANs. Upcoming work includes faster-loading Elements and a beta client-side encryption feature intended to reduce latency and improve implementation resilience.
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