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July 1, 2025
SDK

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Simplification of SDK Initialization

Versions 1.0.11 on iOS, 2.0.12 on Android, and 1.0.7 on React Native (with Flutter & JS to follow) remove the need to specify a product in KnotConfiguration when configuring the session to initialize the SDK. Now, simply choose a type for your session when calling Create Session and initialize the SDK with that session.
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May 1, 2025
SDK

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Customization for Multi-Product Card Portfolios

Versions 1.0.5 on iOS, 2.0.5 on Android, 1.0.2 on Flutter, and 1.0.2 on React Native (with JS to follow) include new features allowing multi-product card issuers to integrate Knot’s SDK. For those that issue multiple, differently-named card programs or may issue cards under multiple brands, you can now override and customize the name of your company and card inside the Knot SDK using the CustomerConfiguration class. More here.
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April 2, 2025
General

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New Guides & API Reference

Companies building with Knot can now enjoy the smoothness of fresh new documentation on integrating our SDK and APIs.
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March 10, 2025
SDK

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SDK Major Version & Improvements

New major versions of the Knot SDK on all platforms have been released with improvements to initialization and event handling. For companies already integrated with earlier versions of Knot, a migration guide is provided to make the transition smooth.Migration Guides:
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March 5, 2025
API

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Updates to Existing Transactions

Once an user’s merchant account is linked to Knot, you can receive updates to existing transactions you’ve already received. The UPDATED_TRANSACTIONS_AVAILABLE webhook provides notification of these updates and querying the Get Transaction By Id endpoint provides access to updated transaction data.
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March 3, 2025
General
We’re excited to announce the launch of TransactionLink, allowing end users to link their merchant accounts to your app and subsequently retrieve item-level transaction data on an ongoing basis.You can read more about building with TransactionLink here.
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January 30, 2025
General

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I2C Processor Integration

Issuers looking to integrate our CardSwitcher product that use I2C as an issuer processor can now rely on our direct integration with I2C to retrieve and provide card information to Knot in a PCI-compliant manner.Along with our existing integration with Unit, this integration builds upon our dedication toward handling card information seamlessly and with strict PCI-compliance.