Effective: 2025-08-27
We have implemented new security policies for inactive user accounts:
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User accounts that are not assigned to an organization after 180 days are deactivated.
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User accounts that are assigned to an organization, but have not logged in for 180 days are deactivated.
Inactive users will receive a warning email at 170 days letting them know that they must log in to Kount 360 within the next ten days to avoid account deactivation. If your account gets deactivated, you must contact support@kount.com to reactivate your account.
Effective: 2025-08-27
Reason codes have been added to Payments Fraud in Kount 360. Reason codes help you approve or decline manual reviews faster and more consistently. Reason codes are managed in Admin > Product Configuration > Payments Fraud > Reason Codes.
Reason codes are created and assigned to orders in Kount 360 Payments Fraud to help users search, filter, and create reports. Reason codes are similar to policy tags and case notes, but are managed by you. They can be used during manual review and cannot be triggered or assigned automatically by a policy or segment.
To learn more about how to use reason codes, go to Reason Codes in Kount 360.
You can update orders with existing reason codes by sending a cURL patch to the Update Order API endpoint. For more information, go to Assign or update the reason code for an order via API.
2025-08-21
We have released new Orders and Policy Management APIs for Payments Fraud in Kount 360.
You can use these APIs to:
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Retrieve orders
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Create, retrieve, and delete list entries
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Create, retrieve, and delete custom fields
API swagger files
API Specifications
We have also created documentation regarding the Policy Management Entry Schemas. When using the Create Entry API, you must build your request using specific parameters for each listType. For the List Entries and Get Entry APIs, you will only receive a subset of properties in the response for each different listType.
Effective 2025-08-19
The Kount SDK for iOS version 5.0.0 introduces a complete rewrite in Swift with several API changes. The key changes are:
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The shared instance accessor has changed from
shared()toshared(method call to property). -
The
KLocationCollectorConfigclass has been renamed toLocationCollectorConfig. -
Analytics logging now uses the
KountAnalyticsTrackersingleton with updated method signatures. -
The method
storeLog(inEvents:)has been renamed tostoreLogInEvents(logInStatus:)for better Swift naming convention. -
Parameter names are now more descriptive and follow Swift naming conventions.
The iOS SDK v4.x.x remains supported for both Objective-C and Swift projects. But the iOS SDK v5.0.0 will offer the best experience for Swift.
Caution
Version 5.x.x is currently only available for Swift implementations.
Updated iOS documentation for v5.x.x: