Changelog Migration

We have moved our changelog to this new site: https://docs.treasuryprime.com/changelog

See our Previous Changelog Entries Below

• January 22nd 2024
  • We have made several improvements to our Statements feature for ledger customers:
    • We have improved the way transaction descriptions are displayed on ledger statements. Previously, end users found the transaction descriptions to be unclear. With this update, each transaction will include the beneficiary’s name, the financial institution’s name, and the last 4 digits of the counterparty’s account number. This change will be implemented starting from the statement period of January 2024, which will be generated on February 2, 2024.
    • We have fixed a bug that used to cause the state field in ledger statements’ to show null for accounts with international addresses.
  • We now support the ARC SEC code for incoming ACH payments.
  • We have built the ability for banks and fintechs to manage Enhanced FDIC Insurance for foreign entities without US-TINs with one of our partner sweep networks. If you are interested in learning more about this specific use case please reach out to your Treasury Prime Account Manager.
• January 8 2024
  • We have made improvements to our Statements feature for ledger customers. In transaction descriptions, we have replaced "ACH Credit" with "ACH Withdrawal" and "ACH Debit" with "ACH Deposit" to clearly indicate the direction of the transaction. "ACH Withdrawal" signifies that money came out of the account, while "ACH Deposit" signifies that money was put into the account. Please note that this change is backwards-incompatible.
  • We have improved our 1099-INT generation feature. Ledger customers now have the ability to create and file corrected 1099s if the initial 1099-INT filing contained incorrect information. This can be done by posting to the same endpoint. To learn more about 1099-INT generation and corrections, please visit our API Reference page.
  • We have added new parameters (provider,provider_full, and provider_result) to our KYC endpoint. These parameters are used to define the name of the third-party KYC provider for person or business applications. Please note that third-party KYC evaluation submission is currently only available to certain organizations. To confirm its availability for your organization, please contact your Treasury Prime Account Manager. For more information, please visit our KYC API Reference page.