generated: '2026-08-12' method: searched source: - https://docs.cardlytics.com/sdk/mobile-sdk.html - https://docs.cardlytics.com/sdk/web-sdk.html - https://docs.cardlytics.com/sdk/unified-sdk-releases.html - https://docs.cardlytics.com/poweredby/mobile-sdk-releases.html summary: >- Cardlytics ships first-party mobile (iOS, Android) and web SDKs for the Powered by Cardlytics / Unified rewards experience. NONE of them is published to a public package registry — there is no npm, PyPI, Maven Central, NuGet, RubyGems, Packagist, crates.io or pkg.go.dev entry, and the GitHub organization github.com/cardlytics returns 404. Distribution runs through Cardlytics-controlled hosts, and every one of those hosts is now dead or redirected, so the published install instructions cannot be followed by a reader today. There is no server-side SDK in any language for the Partner, Publisher or Campaign Build REST APIs. registry_probes: - {registry: npm, query: 'cdlx, cardlytics, @cardlytics/sdk', result: 404 — not published} - {registry: cocoapods-trunk, query: PoweredByCDLX, result: 404 — "No pod found with the specified name"} - {registry: github, query: 'orgs/cardlytics, cardlytics/powered-by-cdlx-ios-releases', result: 404 — no public org or repo} - {registry: jfrog-artifactory, query: 'https://cdlx.jfrog.io/cdlx/libs/com/cdlx/poweredby/maven-metadata.xml', result: '302 to the JFrog marketing landing page — the instance no longer serves the repository'} - {registry: cdn, query: 'https://poweredby-sdk-release.cdlx.com/ios/PoweredByCDLX-Carthage.json', result: NXDOMAIN — the host does not resolve} packages: - language: swift platform: ios registry: cdn name: PoweredByCDLX distribution: precompiled xcframework url: https://poweredby-sdk-release.cdlx.com/ios//PoweredByCDLX.zip install: Direct download, or CocoaPods (pod 'PoweredByCDLX'), Carthage, or Swift Package Manager official: true version: null published: null note: >- version null because the distribution host poweredby-sdk-release.cdlx.com no longer resolves in DNS, the CocoaPods trunk has no PoweredByCDLX pod, and the documented SPM source github.com/cardlytics/powered-by-cdlx-ios-releases.git returns 404. There is no registry metadata endpoint left to query. The docs URL is version-templated (), so a consumer cannot resolve a version from it either. Latest version named anywhere in the docs is 3.0.2 (iOS, 2024-04-30) on the Powered By release notes. requirements: Xcode 13.0+, compiled with the iOS 15 SDK, targets iOS 13+ - language: kotlin platform: android registry: maven name: com.cdlx:poweredby repository: https://cdlx.jfrog.io/cdlx/libs install: implementation('com.cdlx:poweredby:{latest_version}') official: true version: null published: null note: >- version null because the Artifactory instance at cdlx.jfrog.io now 302s to the JFrog marketing landing page rather than serving com/cdlx/poweredby/maven-metadata.xml, and the artifact is not mirrored to Maven Central. The docs coordinate is unpinned ({latest_version}), so a consumer cannot tell what they would get either. Latest version named in the release notes is 3.0.7 (Android-only, 2024-09-25). requirements: minSdkVersion 21, targetSdkVersion 33, Kotlin 1.6+, RxJava 1.2.0 - language: javascript platform: web registry: cdn name: cdlx.js distribution: script tag loaded from the partner's own page install: '' official: true version: null published: null note: >- version null because the loader is documented as a relative script reference the partner self-hosts — there is no registry, no CDN URL, and no pinned version in the published integration guide. Cardlytics distributes the file to partners directly. components: 'Mounts into #cdlx-widget or #cdlx-rewards-hub with data-secToken and an optional data-theme JSON URL.' release_history_source: https://docs.cardlytics.com/poweredby/mobile-sdk-releases.html release_history_note: >- The Powered By Cardlytics mobile SDK release notes run from 2.6.0 to 3.0.7, latest entry 2024-09-25 (Android) / 2024-04-30 (iOS). The separate Unified SDK release page lists only "Release 1.0 — Initial release of iOS, Android, and Web Unified SDKs" with no date. On both counts the newest first-party client release predates the Partner API it would sit alongside (spec version 2025-10-07) by roughly a year.