Spreedly has added support for the following 15 new card types to our platform: Tarjeta Única (50478089), Consumax (603416), Tarjeta Fértil (50478050), Favacard (504408), Elebar (504777), Tarjeta Axis (639281), Tarjeta Plan Platino (603702), Tarjeta Fiel (504906), Copeplus (627620), Tarjeta Credimas (504520), Tarjeta Local (605827), Tarjeta Sucredito (621978), Sidecreer (504962), Cliper (589955), Centrocard (627697).

These new card types (and BINs) will now be accepted for tokenization and passing our validation checks for use in your Spreedly vault. However, not all gateways will accept these new card types and you could experience rejections from the processors. Please contact your gateway for information regarding their support and contact Spreedly Support for any questions regarding our update.

You will find these added to our supported payment methods guide.

Spreedly no longer supports the JSONP media type across any endpoints in the Core Transactional API. Requests attempting to use JSONP will return an error. Please see our response codes for more details.

Spreedly now uses the latest Airwallex gateway version dated 2025-09-30. This version will be visible in transaction transcripts via the X-Api-Version header.

Spreedly now supports the reference_transaction_id gateway specific field for the Merchant Warrior gateway. For more information, please see the gateway guide.

Update on force_daf Behavior

Previously, merchants had the option to set the force_daf flag within their 3DS2 integrations. Going forward, Spreedly will begin ignoring this flag starting November 2, 2025.

No integration changes required: Customers do not need to modify their current integration in order to accommodate this change.

Impact: While your requests may still include the force_daf flag, Spreedly will no longer honor it.

Reason: This ensures consistency across integrations and removes reliance on DAF behavior in the future.

Action for Merchants:

At this stage, no action is required from your engineering teams. However, be aware that the force_daf flag will be ignored in upcoming releases, and you should plan for this in any future integration updates.

The Spreedly factsheets now indicate gateway support for Partial Capture and Partial Refund within the "Supported Operations" section.

The following gateways now have visibility:

• Checkout
• Cybersource
• dLocal
• Credorax
• Forte
• Paysafe
• Ebanx
• NMI
• Nuvei
• CommerceHub
• Adyen
• Authorize.net
• PayU Latam
• Vantiv eCommerce
• Cybersource REST
• Decidir
• JP Morgan Chase(Orbital)
• PayPal Commerce Platform
• Worldpay
• Airwallex
• HPS
• Bluepay
• Pin Payments
• Global Collect (World line)
• Elavon
• WePay
• Eway Rapid
• Conekta

Spreedly now supports PIX Automatico as a payment method option on the Ebanx gateway. Spreedly provides the option for separate and combined enrollments and payments.

For information on how to utilize the new payment method, review the documentation.

Spreedly now only supports single IP addresses with a valid format in transaction.ip. Please see the previous changelog notification.

In cases where an IP address is entered incorrectly or with multiple IPs, the following errors may occur:

• multiple_addresses_not_allowed: "Multiple IP addresses are not allowed. Please provide only one valid IP address."
• invalid_format: "Invalid IP address format. Please provide a valid IPv4 or IPv6 address."

Spreedly will be modifying the From address for AU email notifications to [email protected]. Emails are currently sent from [email protected]. Email recipients, subject and content will be unchanged. Customers should update their allow lists if necessary to ensure these notifications continue to be received, however failing to do so will not impact the sending, receiving and processing of the updates themselves in the Account Updater service.

Spreedly now supports the automatic_payment_methods_enabled and automatic_payment_methods_allow_redirects gateway specific fields for the Stripe Payment Intents gateway. For more information, please see the gateway guide.