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Circle API /v1/notifications/subscriptions* endpoint removal

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Circle API announced on October 1, 2026, that webhooks v1 are deprecated without a shutdown date. The deprecation applies to calls matching /v1/notifications/subscriptions*. Once removed, requests to these endpoints will fail as the endpoints are phased out.


Calls it hits

  • /v1/notifications/subscriptions*

What to use instead of these calls

Subscribe with webhooks v2 using POST /v2/notifications/subscriptions instead.

In Circle API's words

Webhooks v1 are deprecated and being phased out.

Circle API, Announcement

Facts

API
Circle API api.circle.com
Kind
Endpoint removal
Announced
October 1, 2026
Takes effect
No date given yet
Calls after that day
Fail
Source
Announcement
Last updated
Verified
, against Circle API's own pages

Questions

When does this change take effect?

Circle API deprecated /v1/notifications/subscriptions* without giving a shutdown date yet.

Do these calls still work?

Yes, they still work: Circle API has not given a shutdown date yet.

How do I find the calls this hits in my code?

Okapi reads your repository, finds the calls this change hits and opens a pull request with the fix. It never commits to your branches: every change comes as a pull request you review.


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