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Auth - Beta Release

August 3rd, 2026

Release Details

Release Date: Aug 3, 2026

Release Type

Informational, no action required from platforms

Summary

Auth for Account Funding SDK

Auth is now available for our Account Funding SDK product in Beta, enabling seamless access to the world's most popular crypto exchanges and non-custodial wallets. Auth can be configured for your Platform as an additional feature for existing customers or for new integrations.

Auth provides your Platform with powerful capabilities such as:

  • Linking of exchange accounts, such as Coinbase, Gemini, and Robinhood
  • Linking of 600+ non-custodial wallets such as Metamask, Phantom, Trust Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, Robinhood Wallet and more
  • Integration with our Account Funding SDK product to enable users to fund without using cumbersome QR codes or copy-paste mechanisms (withdrawals are also available)
  • One-time integration that grants continual access to our growing Auth Network with immediate access to new Auth Providers as they become available
  • Access to Auth Validate - robust compliance capabilities, such as Pre-crediting Name Matching and Non-Auth deposit blocking

Get started with Auth our web SDK integration guide and mobile SDK integration guide.

Note: usage of our native iOS and Android SDKs is required for access to all Auth features in mobile.

Crypto Transfers

We've added Coinbase to the Auth network within the Crypto Transfers SDK (legacy SDK)

Network Fees in Network Denomination

Platforms using this SDK can now view network fees in the network's native asset denomination. For example, gas fees will now be shown in ETH in both our SDK UI as well as webhooks.

Webhooks for Connect Deposits and Withdrawals have now been enhanced with granular crypto and notional fee information. Fields crypto_amount, crypto_asset, notional_amount , notional_currency have been added to the following events:

Update to the latest SDK version

  • Mobile (iOS): 1.0.3
  • Mobile (Android): 1.0.3
  • Capacitor: 1.0.4
  • Web: 3.4.3

Endpoints Impacted

  • Customers can now access Auth using their existing SDK authentication scheme once configured by their zerohash customer representative
  • Client access token endpoint will instantiate the Auth SDK when the Platform has the Auth feature enabled for Account Funding SDK

Relevant Documentation