Post-publication register

Release Notes & Erratas

The authoritative record of changes made after publication. The register is split in two — one side tracks changes to the operational systems participants integrate with, the other tracks corrections to published documentation.

Two registers

What has changed since publication

Release Notes describe what was deployed to the platform. Erratas describe what was corrected in the published documentation. Use them together to understand where the ecosystem stands.

Operational systems

Release Notes

Changes deployed to the operational systems participants integrate with — the API Hub platform, the Trust Framework, and any supporting infrastructure. Each entry describes what was deployed, when it became effective, and the impact on TPPs and LFIs.

CoversDeployments, platform behaviour changes, Trust Framework directory releases.
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Published documentation

Erratas

Corrections to published documentation — the TPP Standards, LFI Integration Guide, and OpenAPI specifications. Each entry records what was corrected, why the change was required, and the effective date.

CoversDocumentation corrections against a published standard version.
Organised by standard version
v2.1Errata entries against the v2.1 line
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Policy controls

How these registers are governed

Both registers are bound by the policies that control how published content evolves and how versions are promoted.

Rule of thumb Once a version is published, its existing content MUST NOT be changed without an associated Errata record. Platform deployments that affect behaviour participants depend on are captured in Release Notes.