React Native SDK release history

• Updated the underlying iOS SDK version to 4.1.1.
• Updated the underlying Android SDK version to 4.1.1.
• Supports the latest RN and Expo.

• This is a breaking version of the SDK with updated minimum requirements for end users.
• The SDK now supports payment retries and an improved returning user journey.

• Updated the underlying Android SDK to version 3.9.1.
• Updated the underlying iOS SDK to version 3.9.0.

• If the names of the beneficiary account holder and Console app are the same, the SDK displays only one name on the payment review screen.
• Amounts on the payment review screen always display with two decimal places (£1.00 or €1.00, or local equivalents €1,00 or 1,00€)
• The SDK navigation bar is compatible across a wider range of app contexts.
• If there is an issue meaning that the SDK isn’t available, it falls back to the HPP in a web view to ensure a payment is always possible.

• This version of the React Native SDK has been updated to use the underlying Android and iOS SDK version 3.1.0.
• The ResultShown property was added to the ProcessorResult type. This means you can see the payment or mandate result screen displayed to the user.

• The introduction of the payment and mandate result screen. This is enabled by default and you need to explicitly disable it.
• The UI now displays Signup+ specific wording when signupplus is specified as a related_product at payment creation.
• Made optimisations to the decoupled authorisation flow for payments in Spain.
• Added localisation for the Italian language.
• Added a default merchant logo if one hasn't been uploaded in Console.

• When selecting a provider, users can now search for banks and branches at the same time.
• For providers that support it in Europe, the user can select between the SEPA Credit or SEPA Instant payment schemes. To enable this, ensure that you set scheme_selection to user_selected at payment creation.
• Users can now use previously saved accounts for a faster payment flow.
• The SDK now has a refreshed user interface.

New features:

• A new screen in the payment flow for selected banks in France and Finland, which displays for international payments. This screen primes new users on how to enable international payments from their bank.
• If a provider is currently unavailable, this now displays on the provider selection screen before a user selects them.
• PISP license holders who process payments under their own certificate can now choose to remove TrueLayer branding from the user interface. Contact us to request this feature.