> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.idlayr.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.idlayr.com/changelog/readme.md).

# Changelog

Public release notes for the IDlayr API, mobile SDKs, Enterprise Portal, and the Verify App. Newest first.

API releases and SDK releases are versioned independently — see [SDK versioning](https://docs.idlayr.com/get-started/sdks/versioning) for how the two relate.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Naming note** — entries published before the v1 rebrand use legacy product names. In v1, PhoneCheck is [Secure SNA](https://docs.idlayr.com/products/number-verification/secure-sna), SIMCheck is [SIM Swap](https://docs.idlayr.com/products/risk/sim-swap), and the Coverage / HLR / Reachability capability is delivered as [Eligibility](https://docs.idlayr.com/products/eligibility).
{% endhint %}

## August 2026

### Analytics is now available in the Enterprise Portal

**Portal** · 10 August 2026

Aggregate usage and performance analytics for Secure SNA are now available in the Enterprise Portal — completion rates, match rates, and request volume, filterable by project, date, status, and network.

[Read more →](/changelog/readme/analytics-for-silent-network-authentication-2026-08-10.md)

### IDlayr iOS SDK v2.4.1

**SDKs** · 7 August 2026

A new version update of the iOS SDK. It focuses on improvements to how we build, publish, and document the SDK.

[Read more →](/changelog/readme/ios-sdk-v2.4.1-2026-08-07.md)

## July 2026

### Discovery Logs

**Portal** · 7 July 2026

Verification logs now include a dedicated view for Discovery checks — check ID, discovered MSISDN, confirmation outcome, and decline signal — alongside Secure SNA and SIM Swap logs.

[Read more →](/changelog/readme/discovery-logs-2026-07-07.md)

## June 2026

### IDlayr Android SDK v2.4.0

**SDKs** · 29 June 2026

Kotlin 1.9 compatibility release. Same public API as 2.3.6; usable by apps on Kotlin 1.9.x that can't yet move to Kotlin 2.x.

[Read more →](/changelog/readme/2026-06-29-android-sdk-2-4-0.md)

## April 2026

### Updated Network Access Management

**API** · 9 April 2026

We have introduced an update to network access management, making network availability explicitly defined per project. This improves control, predictability, and alignment with carrier approvals.

[Read more →](/changelog/readme/2026-04-09-network-access-management.md)

## March 2026

### Enterprise Portal

**Portal** · 11 March 2026

The Enterprise Portal is now available, providing a centralized interface for accessing verification logs, managing projects, and configuring credentials. It supports secure access via SSO and role-based permissions.

[Read more →](/changelog/readme/2026-03-11-enterprise-portal.md)

## January 2026

### IDlayr iOS SDK v2.4.0

**SDKs** · 22 January 2026

A new version update of the iOS SDK, containing stability improvements and error fixes.

[Read more →](/changelog/readme/2026-01-22-ios-sdk-2-4-0.md)

### IDlayr Android SDK v2.3.0

**SDKs** · 15 January 2026

A new version update of the Android SDK, containing stability improvements and error fixes.

[Read more →](/changelog/readme/2026-01-15-android-sdk-2-3-0.md)

## November 2025

### Get Phone Number Reachability with HLR

**API** · 14 November 2025

Get the mobile network that a phone number belongs to along with products that are supported.

[Read more →](/changelog/readme/2025-11-14-coverage-by-phone-number.md)

## October 2025

### Verify App

**Verify App** · 15 October 2025

Try PhoneCheck, Reverse SMS, and PhoneCheck + Passkeys on your device.

[Read more →](/changelog/readme/2025-10-15-verify-app.md)


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