Changelogs

All notable changes to the Bitnob API are documented here.

June 12th, 2026TAGS
NewWebhooks

Stablecoin webhooks reference

Added dedicated Stablecoin Webhooks pages under the Addresses and Withdrawal API reference sections, documenting the deposit.success, transfer.success, and transfer.failed events. Each page covers event verification (HMAC SHA512 via the x-bitnob-signature header), notification retries, local testing, and full payload field references with sample payloads.

May 19th, 2026TAGS
BreakingWebhooksCard issuing

Card webhooks v2: snake_case payloads, micro-units, new envelope

Refreshed every outbound virtual-card webhook to a new payload shape. Event suffixes renamed from .complete to .completed (e.g. virtualcard.created.completed, virtualcard.topup.completed, virtualcard.withdrawal.completed). All JSON keys are now snake_case (card_id, company_id, created_status, etc.) and amounts are integers in micro-units (1 USD = 1,000,000) with a sibling display_amount float on transaction events. New top-level envelope adds company_id alongside event_id / event / data. Transaction events gain transaction_type (stable enum), merchant_name / merchant_mcc / merchant_country, and timestamp. Cross-border now emits two variants: cross_border_pending (company-wallet fee debit) and cross_border_settled (card-balance principal debit). Contactless and refund events also fire with multiple transaction_type values under the same event string — branch on event first, then transaction_type.

May 15th, 2026TAGS
ImprovedWebhooks

Webhook payloads: top-level event_id

Refreshed webhook payloads for card top-up, card withdrawal, stablecoin transfer, and stablecoin deposit events to include a top-level event_id, making deduplication and tracing easier. The transfer.success event now also includes transaction_id in its data payload.

February 28th, 2026TAGS
NewCard issuing

Card Issuing API v2 beta

New card creation endpoints are now available, with support for physical cards, custom BIN ranges, and 3D Secure. This update provides greater flexibility in how you issue and manage cards, while also improving security and control over card transactions.

January 30th, 2026TAGS
NewCard issuing

Virtual Cards API v2

Refactored the Virtual Cards API to a resource-oriented design. Replaced /api/virtualcards/* with /api/cards and /api/customers namespaces, standardized route structure using :cardId and :customerId path parameters, and consolidated card operations under /api/cards/:cardId/*. Added endpoints for extended card details, spending-limit controls, and customer-cards lookup.

January 30th, 2026TAGS
BreakingCard issuing

Breaking changes: legacy Virtual Cards endpoints removed

All previous endpoints under /api/virtualcards are no longer supported. Card operations now require an explicit cardId path parameter instead of implicit context, and the user-based model has been replaced with a customer-centric model using customerId. Update integrations to the new /api/cards and /api/customers namespaces before upgrading.

Old EndpointNew Endpoint
POST /api/virtualcards/createPOST /api/cards
POST /api/virtualcards/topupPOST /api/cards/:cardId/fund
POST /api/virtualcards/withdrawPOST /api/cards/:cardId/withdraw
POST /api/virtualcards/freezePOST /api/cards/:cardId/freeze
POST /api/virtualcards/unfreezePOST /api/cards/:cardId/unfreeze
POST /api/virtualcards/terminatePOST /api/cards/:cardId/terminate
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