generated: '2026-08-27' method: searched source: https://docs.silverflow.com/guides/api-lifecycle name: Silverflow API lifecycle docs: - https://docs.silverflow.com/guides/api-lifecycle - https://docs.silverflow.com/apidocs/latest/index.html#tag/Release-Notes versioning: scheme: single-evolving-version current_version: 1.417.0 version_source: openapi/silverflow-openapi.yml info.version path_prefix: /v1 note: >- "Our API has a single version that evolves over time instead of having multiple versions simultaneously." The URL path carries /v1 across every server; the semantic version (info.version) is bumped per release and each bump is documented in the in-spec Release Notes. There is no side-by-side version negotiation and no version header. breaking_changes_defined: true breaking_change_definition: breaking: - Removing an endpoint entirely - Replacing an endpoint with an equivalent one (method change, URL structure change) - Adding required fields to requests - Removing required fields from requests or responses - Renaming or deleting response fields - Renaming or deleting required query parameters - Changing the data type of a field - Introducing new mandatory authentication methods - Changing access permissions for an existing endpoint - Removing or significantly changing error codes clients rely on non_breaking: - Introducing new endpoints - Adding new optional request fields - Adding new optional or required response fields - Making previously required fields optional - Changing the order of JSON fields - Adding new optional query parameters - Introducing new error codes while retaining existing ones - Performance or stability improvements that do not alter the contract deprecation: policy_published: true policy_url: https://docs.silverflow.com/guides/api-lifecycle grace_period: typically 6 months process: - Announcement — deprecations announced in advance via the changelog and email notification - Deprecation warning — the feature is marked with a DEPRECATED tag and a removal date - Grace period — typically 6 months for clients to transition - Removal — the feature is removed; migration guides provided where necessary sunset_headers: rfc8594_sunset_header: not-documented deprecation_header: not-documented note: >- Silverflow signals deprecation in documentation and by email, not with RFC 8594 Sunset/Deprecation HTTP response headers. No Sunset or Deprecation header appears in the OpenAPI response definitions. deprecated_operations_in_spec: [] note_on_spec_deprecations: >- No operation in openapi/silverflow-openapi.yml carries `deprecated: true` as of v1.417.0. Deprecations are instead announced with dates in the Release Notes — e.g. v1.409.1 (2026-08-07) announces that from 22 November 2026 POST /v1/charges/bep and POST /v1/charges/{initialChargeKey}/wip will return 409 /silverflow/problems/card/invalid when no valid card is found, and v1.414.0 (2026-08-19) records the removal of the deprecated GET /v1/acceptors/{acceptorKey}/enrollments endpoint. maturity_labels: - label: EXPERIMENTAL meaning: >- May change in a breaking way outside the normal deprecation process, may be unstable, may have incomplete documentation, and may rarely be removed entirely. Communication is informational only. - label: BETA meaning: Legacy label being phased out in favour of EXPERIMENTAL. - label: DEPRECATED meaning: Marked with a removal date; removed after the grace period. status_page: url: https://status.silverflow.com/ provider: Atlassian Statuspage http_status: 200 observed: '2026-08-27' note: >- Live Statuspage instance reporting "All Systems Operational" at probe time, with incident history and uptime panels. This is the pointer common[] type StatusPage reads. sla: published: false note: >- No public SLA / uptime commitment document was found on silverflow.com, docs.silverflow.com or the status page. Silverflow sells through a commercial contract with a named technical account manager (TAM); SLA terms are presumed contractual and are not published. support: contact: support@silverflow.com named_role: Technical Account Manager (TAM) — referenced throughout the docs and in info.description of the OpenAPI contact_page: https://www.silverflow.com/contact