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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 SDK 3.10.0
Web
June 8, 2026
Why update: Adds gas-sponsored Solana transfers and new fiat on/off-ramp transfer types. Drop-in upgrade — no breaking changes.
  • Gas-sponsored Solana transfers — deposit SPL tokens (e.g. USDC) on Solana without holding SOL for gas, where sponsorship is enabled.
  • node-api: new fiatOnRamp / fiatOffRamp transfer types.
Full release notes on GitHub →
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React Native SDK 2.4.0
React Native
June 10, 2026
Why update: Makes the Link WebView significantly more resilient on unreliable networks and gives your app visibility into load failures.
  • Added WebViewLoadFailed event type to LinkEventType — emitted via onEvent when the WebView hits a network error or HTTP 5xx response.
  • Re-enabled WebView caching so cached JS chunks serve as a fallback when a network request drops, preventing lazy-load failures on the post-OAuth screen.
  • Added silent one-time auto-reload on WebView network errors and 5xx responses, recovering most transient failures without user interaction.
  • Auto-reload a blank WebView after content-process termination (iOS and Android), gated to avoid interrupting an active OAuth flow.
Full release notes on GitHub →
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Flutter SDK 1.1.5
Flutter
June 5, 2026
Why update: Fixes the Coinbase Pay ramp fallback flow on devices where passkey 2FA isn’t supported inside the WebView.
  • pay.coinbase.com is now opened in the external browser, enabling passkey 2FA to complete in the Coinbase Pay fallback flow.
Full release notes on GitHub →
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Android SDK 3.4.2
Android
June 12, 2026
Why update: Fixes ProGuard rules that were repackaging and obfuscating host-app classes, restoring readable class names in consumer logs. Drop-in upgrade — no breaking changes.
  • Readable consumer logs — removed -flattenpackagehierarchy from the rules shipped to consuming apps, so the SDK no longer repackages or renames your app’s classes with meshconnect-prefixed names.
  • Scoped ProGuard config — split into consumer-rules.pro (public-API keep rules shipped in the AAR) and proguard-rules.pro (library-only build options), so the SDK’s obfuscation directives no longer leak into host-app builds.
Full release notes on GitHub →
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iOS SDK 3.3.0
iOS
March 12, 2026
Why update: Removes an unnecessary third-party dependency from the SDK.
  • Disabled the QuantumIOS dependency.
Full release notes on GitHub →

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Versioning policy

Mesh SDKs follow semantic versioning (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH):
Version bumpMeaningAction needed
Major (3.x.x → 4.0.0)Breaking change — APIs changed or removedReview the migration notes in the release before upgrading
Minor (3.9.x → 3.10.0)New feature, non-breakingSafe to upgrade; review what’s new
Patch (3.10.0 → 3.10.1)Bug fix or improvementSafe to upgrade; recommended

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Releases by platform

GitHub is the canonical source for versions and release notes. Each SDK also publishes to its package registry:
SDKPackageRegistryReleasesChangelog
Web@meshconnect/web-link-sdknpmGitHub releasesREADME
iOSFrontFin/mesh-ios-sdkSwift Package ManagerGitHub releasesREADME
Androidcom.meshconnect:linkMaven CentralGitHub releasesCHANGELOG.md
React Native@meshconnect/react-native-link-sdknpmGitHub releasesCHANGELOG.md
Fluttermesh_sdk_flutterpub.devGitHub releasesCHANGELOG.md

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Watch releases on GitHub

On the GitHub repo for your SDK, click Watch → Custom → Releases. GitHub emails you whenever Mesh publishes a new release — every release includes notes describing what changed and why it matters.

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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: 
version: 2
updates:
  - package-ecosystem: "npm"
    directory: "/"
    schedule:
      interval: "daily"
    allow:
      - dependency-name: "@meshconnect/*"
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 June 2026): Web @meshconnect/web-link-sdk 3.10.0, React Native @meshconnect/react-native-link-sdk 2.4.0, Flutter mesh_sdk_flutter 1.1.5, Android com.meshconnect:link 3.4.2, iOS 3.3.0.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).