Added
- A cardholder can now draft an auto-approval spending rule on a computer that doesn't hold their account key — the phone that does hold it scans a code, checks it against what the computer is showing, and signs the rule to turn it on, without ever handing the computer a key of its own.
- A company can now exchange a linked Vault session once for a connection token, so its agent can buy as that user without ever minting a token on its own.
- Checkout now reads back whether a charge actually settled with the payment processor instead of stopping at "authorized." A payment resolves to settled, not settled, or unknown with a reason, and organizations now get a webhook when that answer lands.
Improved
- Vault checkout approvals now survive a merchant's page giving up on a paused purchase — the checkout SDK keeps the approval alive and finishes the purchase when the merchant retries, instead of losing it to a timeout.
Fixed
- Searching for an item now matches its plural or singular form — asking for a "battery" now finds a store listing "Batteries" — and an order-only store that doesn't carry an item now offers a plain search instead of naming two stores.
- Fixed a Checkout.com ordering bug where a phone could be asked to approve a payment after checkout had already started, sometimes missing its own deadline, and a public-key formatting bug that kept one merchant's checkout page from completing.