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Latest releases

Each entry below mirrors the release notes on GitHub, where every SDK release is published automatically as part of the Mesh release workflow. The GitHub releases page for each SDK is the canonical source of truth.
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Web
October 15, 2026
Why update: Adds a withdrawalRequested event and validates link tokens before Link opens; a drop-in upgrade if you use tokens from the Mesh API, but review the token-validation change if you supply your own tokens.
  • Link token validation — openLink now accepts a token only if it points to Mesh-hosted Link over https (meshconnect.com / meshpay.com). Other tokens are rejected: no iframe opens, no access tokens are sent, and onExit('Invalid link token!') is called. No change is needed if you use tokens from the Mesh API.
  • New withdrawalRequested event — when a user confirms a withdrawal, onEvent receives { type: 'withdrawalRequested', payload: { transferId, status } } and Link then closes. Treat this event, not onExit, as the confirmation; the payload contains no address or amount.
  • onIntegrationConnected is now optional in LinkOptions, so withdrawal-only integrations no longer need a placeholder callback.
  • Backup widget improvements — the close button now works on the loading and error screens, token and network lists are split into Popular and Others, more bundled logos are included (CRO, Cronos, Arbitrum), and browser Back steps back through the screens.
  • Token handling fixes — a token that isn’t valid base64 now calls onExit instead of throwing, and a token written in non-standard form now opens Mesh Link correctly.
Full release notes on GitHub →
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React Native
October 28, 2026
Why update: Fixes theme handling so Link renders consistently with your chosen theme. Drop-in upgrade — no breaking changes.
  • The area surrounding Link now matches Link’s theme, removing lighter strips around a dark page.
  • The theme setting now applies on the latest Link, and 'system' follows the device setting.
Full release notes on GitHub →
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Flutter
October 30, 2026
Why update: Fixes deep linking for several wallets on iOS and Android; requires a small iOS Info.plist change before upgrading.
  • Wallet deep links — Bitcoin.com Wallet, Blockchain.com Wallet, and Tonkeeper deep links now open the wallet correctly on iOS and Android instead of being blocked.
  • iOS setup: add bitcoincom and blockchain-wallet to the LSApplicationQueriesSchemes list in your Info.plist.
Full release notes on GitHub →
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Android
October 28, 2026
Why update: Fixes a spurious “Session expired” message in Link during configuration changes while it is open. Drop-in upgrade — no breaking changes.
  • Link stability — Link no longer shows “Session expired” after a rotation, dark-mode switch, font/locale change, or window resize while it is open.
Full release notes on GitHub →
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iOS
November 5, 2026
Why update: Fixes callback and connection behavior and changes how brokerLogo is delivered on the latest Link. Drop-in upgrade — no breaking changes.
  • onIntegrationConnected now fires on the latest Link.
  • Robinhood Connect now opens outside the webview.
  • On the latest Link version, brokerLogo is the logo URL (or empty when there is none). Only the legacy V1 Link sends base64.
Full release notes on GitHub →

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Versioning policy

Mesh SDKs follow semantic versioning (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH):

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Enable Dependabot

If your repo is on GitHub, Dependabot version updates automatically open a PR in your repo whenever a new SDK version is published. The configs below are scoped to Mesh packages only via the allow list, so you won’t get PRs for unrelated dependencies. Add a .github/dependabot.yml to your repo:
Already running Dependabot? Just add the Mesh dependency-name entry to the allow list of your existing config — or remove the allow block entirely if you want Dependabot to keep all your dependencies current.
AI coding reference — a compact summary of this page’s APIs, parameters, and patterns for use by AI coding assistants (following the llms.txt standard). Human readers can safely ignore this.llms.txt — SDK release notes & versioningMesh SDK versions and release notes. GitHub releases are the canonical source of truth; this page mirrors them.Latest versions (as of November 2026): Web @meshconnect/web-link-sdk 3.15.0, React Native @meshconnect/react-native-link-sdk 2.5.8, Flutter mesh_sdk_flutter 1.1.17, Android com.meshconnect:link 3.4.9, iOS 3.4.2.Versioning: Semantic versioning. Major = breaking (review migration notes), minor = new features (safe), patch = fixes (safe, recommended).Release notes: GitHub releases per repo — FrontFin/mesh-web-sdk, FrontFin/mesh-ios-sdk, FrontFin/mesh-android-sdk, FrontFin/mesh-react-native-sdk, FrontFin/mesh-flutter-sdk.Stay updated: GitHub Watch → Custom → Releases for email notifications. Dependabot (.github/dependabot.yml, ecosystems: npm, gradle, pub, swift) auto-opens PRs on new versions; scope to Mesh with allow: [dependency-name: "@meshconnect/*"] (npm), "com.meshconnect:*" (gradle), "mesh_sdk_flutter" (pub), "github.com/frontfin/mesh-ios-sdk" (swift).