More info can be found here: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/commerce/payment-services/release-notes
v2.11.1
March 14, 2025
Supported Adobe Commerce versions 2.4.4 and newer
Fixed an issue that affected Line Items during checkout. Now, Payment Services has improved the checkout process reliability for Line Items. If you encounter a similar issue, contact your Payment Services sales representative for assistance.
v2.11.0
March 13, 2025
Supported Adobe Commerce versions 2.4.4 and newer
Now, Payment Services allows merchants to manage payment settings to maximize flexibility in their business. This version improves the ability to attach multiple PayPal accounts for the regions and brands a merchant supports. Our sales team can provide an onboarding link to set up your website and store view scopes.
Now, Payment Services updates the Admin configuration with PayPal Merchant ID and PayPal Merchant Status values. These values provide merchants with better visibility into their PayPal account status.
Restored normal order functionality in Payment Services by resolving an issue that was causing errors in all order placements with version v2.9.0.
Fixed an issue where Apple Pay mini-cart used incorrect estimated totals URL for logged-in customers. Now, Payment Services ensures accurate total calculations.
Improved order management reliability by resolving an issue that caused an HTTP 500 error when changing the quote status to inactive.
Fixed an issue where LineItemProvider threw exceptions for decimal quantities below 1. Now, Payment Services provides better support for fractional quantities.
Fixed a gift card amount error during checkout. Payment Services now ensures accurate values during a checkout process.
Resolved errors during shipment creation for orders placed using non-Payment Services online payment methods, enhancing overall reliability.
Payment Services now offers a smoother checkout experience by resolving an issue where Apple Pay failed to place an order when a different credit card was selected in the wallet.
Payment Services no longer redirects customers to the order review page when Apple Pay fails, preventing unnecessary checkout disruptions.