Partner Dashboard Changelog

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Release notes for the Banxa Partner Dashboard. API and SDK changes are tracked separately in the product changelogs.

• Display is now Assets — The Display item in the sidebar and mobile navigation is now Assets. Same page, same permissions, clearer name for what it manages. → Partner Dashboard

• Documentation links pointed at the old docs site — Links out of the dashboard now resolve to docs.banxa.com.

• Display settings moved into Settings — Checkout display options are now configured on the Settings page rather than on their own page. Permissions moved with them, so a role that could edit display settings keeps that access under Settings.

• Testing information panel — The dashboard home now shows the sandbox testing configuration for your account, so test card and test payment details are visible next to the environment you are using them in. → Sandbox Test Data

• Webhook URLs are validated before they are saved — A webhook URL must now use https on port 443 and resolve to a public IP address. URLs that resolve to private, loopback, link-local, multicast or carrier-grade NAT ranges are rejected when you save them, including IPv6 addresses with an IPv4 address embedded in them.

  This affects local development: a tunnel URL such as an ngrok HTTPS address works, but pointing a webhook at localhost, 127.0.0.1 or an internal hostname no longer saves. → Webhooks

• Mixed integration type — An account can now hold both Checkout API and Native API credentials at once. The dashboard issues credentials according to the integration type set on your account:

  Integration type	Credentials issued
  Checkout API	Checkout API only
  Native API	Native API only
  Mixed (Checkout + Native)	Both

  Native card, Apple Pay and Google Pay payments need Mixed, because the order is created through the Checkout API while identity and eligibility run through the Native API. → Authentication & Environments

• Clicking an order did not open its details — Orders in some statuses failed to expand when selected. All order statuses now resolve.

• Checkout-only pages are hidden for Native API accounts — Accounts on the Native API integration type no longer see dashboard pages that only apply to Hosted Checkout.

• Orders table pagination — Paging through the orders list returned the wrong page of results.