Stripe API Deprecation Tracker
Track Stripe API deprecations, breaking changes, and sunset dates. Get free email alerts before Stripe APIs break your app.
Deprecation History
Dahlia 2026-03-25 breaking changes: card property requirements and 3D Secure updates
The Dahlia release (2026-03-25) includes breaking changes to Payments enhancements, specifically updating card property requirements and adding 3D Secure features. This is a recent breaking change that developers need to accommodate.
Removal of deprecated tax information fields from Customer object
Deprecated tax information fields are being removed from the Customer object in the Stripe API. This breaking change affects all products and was announced in 2019, indicating the removal may be imminent or already implemented.
Removal of deprecated Payment Intents, Setup Intents, and Sources methods from Stripe.js
Stripe.js is removing support for deprecated Payment Intents, Setup Intents, and Sources methods. Additionally, boolean values in options.layout.radiosElements are no longer supported. This is a breaking change affecting developers using Stripe.js for payments.
About Stripe API Monitoring
DepWatch monitors the Stripe API changelog at https://stripe.com/docs/changelog daily for deprecation announcements, breaking changes, and sunset dates.
When Stripe deprecates an API endpoint, changes request/response formats, or announces a sunset date, DepWatch detects it automatically and sends you an email alert with a summary of what changed and how it affects your integration.
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