Track every improvement, fix, and new feature shipped on ShipKith.
{success,data} envelope from trip-svc responsesWe're retiring the old "Basic / Verified / Pro / Gold" tiers. They felt generic and didn't reflect what trust actually means in our community.
Standing now uses culturally-grounded vocabulary:
Existing accounts have been mapped to the equivalent new tier — no progress is lost. The shipping caps and fee discounts attached to each level are unchanged.
Verification (email, phone, government ID, business) is now an independent axis: it's binary per item, displayed as ticks on your profile. You can be a Pillar with no government ID, or a Kith with full KYC — they answer different questions.
Internal infrastructure release — no UI changes, but a critical fix for our update pipeline.
expo-updates runtime baked in for the first time, so future improvements can reach testers without a full TestFlight redeploy.Visual refinements to the Trust & Verification screen so your standing progress reads at a glance, plus the first What's New screen.
fontSize<12); Trip Details vertical item rows; readable disclaimer + pickup chipsA fresh TestFlight + Play Internal build — install the new version to pick this up.
Behind the scenes, a new POST /v1/payment-methods/momo endpoint registers the number idempotently (safe to call repeatedly). Saved numbers are unverified until the first successful Pawapay deposit, after which they auto-flip to verified.
This release also bumps the app to Expo SDK 55 and ships a fresh native build, which is why eas update was the right tool for previous releases but not this one — mixed SDK 54/55 native modules had blocked the OTA channel.
The biggest update in the lifecycle so far. You can now physically transfer a match between two phones using a QR code.