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Adyen API (checkout-test.adyen.com) POST /v{id}/originKeys endpoint removal

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Adyen has deprecated POST /v{id}/originKeys without a shutdown date. The endpoint, which generates origin keys for origin domains, fails when called. It was deprecated in version 67.


Calls it hits

  • POST /v{id}/originKeys

What to use instead of these calls

Authenticate Drop-in and Components with a client key instead of origin keys. You can generate a client key in the Customer Area or with the Management API.

In Adyen API (checkout-test.adyen.com)'s words

Deprecated in version 67 This operation takes the origin domains and returns a JSON object containing the corresponding origin keys for the domains.

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Calls after that day
Fail
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When does this change take effect?

Adyen API (checkout-test.adyen.com) deprecated POST /v{id}/originKeys without giving a shutdown date yet.

Do these calls still work?

Yes, they still work: Adyen API (checkout-test.adyen.com) has not given a shutdown date yet.

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