release-2.24.2

What's Changed

• Support for PayPal Reader with wired connection support and new tipping styles.
• Improvements and bug fixes

release-2.16.2

What's Changed

• Crash fix for android.app.InvalidForegroundServiceTypeException: Starting FGS with type none.

release-2.16.1

What's Changed

• Added OK CTA for cancelled payments to navigate back in MCE payments
• Improvements and bug fixes

release-2.15.0

• Support for setting PayPal partner attribution ID for manual card entry payments.
• Improvements and bug fixes.

release-2.11.1

• New UI style inspired by PayPal
• Support for setting PayPal partner attribution ID for card payments
• Improvements and Bug fixes

release-2.6.7

What's Changed

• Improvements and Bug fixes

release-2.6.5

• Added Manual Card Entry payment method which is available in the US and UK markets. (Read more on the Zettle Developer Portal)
• Improvements and Bug fixes

release-2.1.5

What's new

• Fixed failing payment issue when the default service endpoint is not available

Breaking changes

• None

release-2.1.4

What's new

• New major version release with reworked architecture
• New package names com.zettle.sdk
• New dependency declarations, choose the features you use
• More stable payments
• Provided Authentication - if you want to handle authentication yourself and only provide access tokens to the SDK whenever needed. https://developer.zettle.com/docs/android-sdk
• Bug fixes

This release is a new major release meaning it's not backwards compatible with the 1.X releases and needs a migration to work. The structure is similar but there are new package names and generic handling of results. We have created a migration guide available here in the developer portal.

release-2.1.1

What's new

• New major version release with reworked architecture
• New package names com.zettle.sdk
• New dependency declarations, choose the features you use
• More stable payments
• Provided Authentication - if you want to handle authentication yourself and only provide access tokens to the SDK whenever needed. https://developer.zettle.com/docs/android-sdk

This release is a new major release meaning it's not backwards compatible with the 1.X releases and needs a migration to work. The structure is similar but there are new package names and generic handling of results. We have created a migration guide available here in the developer portal.