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Bitpont API Changelog | Versions & Integration Changes

Review Bitpont API revisions, SDK fixes and additive integration changes. Track compatibility and migration notes for partner applications.

API 1.9 · Bitpont 5.72.0

Added 17 read resources for verified vaults, credit, staking, native BTC progress and Ostium. Seven new public market resources use the existing free-access budgets. Position reads require positions:read and explicit pagination. Updated the SDK declarations, OpenAPI, Postman and protocol coverage guides. Existing routes and signing permissions are unchanged.

5.61.0: bounded free discovery

Added no-key public market reads, shared usage budgets, a short public read cache and an explicit SDK public mode. Existing scoped partner endpoints remain protected. Public pages and crawler rules are unchanged. The existing API 1.8 contract remains additive; inspect each OpenAPI operation’s security requirements.

API 1.8 · Bitpont 5.51.0

  • New authenticated integration manifest with configured and authorized capabilities.
  • New SDK readPlan iterator for all pages of planned position reads and explicit per-resource failures.
  • Fixed the SDK allowlist that rejected the 500-recipient payment planner.
  • Expanded the request builder to payment planning and swap quotes.
  • Added a multi-page developer portal, generated Postman collection and page-level documentation downloads.

Existing endpoint paths and resource identities remain unchanged. No signing or submission authority is added.

API 1.7 · Bitpont 5.50.0

Added payment planning for up to 500 recipients, divided into preparation inputs of at most 50. Each transaction still requires fresh state and owner review.

Earlier integration foundations

Existing releases introduced scoped resources, independent read batches, cursor pagination, transaction polling, partner workflow starters, portfolio read plans and custom ERC-20 Safe payment preparation. The current reference describes the installed contract, rather than claiming every Bitpont interface is exposed through the partner API.