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12.09.2025

· 5 min read

We have added support for GraphQL requests, fraud risk assessments, Mobile ID registrations and QR code elements in forms.

What's new?
  • GraphQL & JWT: Support for sending GraphQL requests and generating encrypted JWTs.
  • Fraud Risk step: Assess email, phone and IP fraud risks using multiple lookup properties.
  • MobileID: Register new users, enrol devices and track registration status.
  • QR codes: Generate and embed custom QR codes directly into form elements.
  • Form submission checks: Detect if pre-filled values were edited by the user.

Mint steps: ID Document and Biometric Verification​

Improved ​

  • Signicat Video ID process type. A new process type has been added to the steps that starts an eIDV capture flow with Signicat Video ID.
  • Cross-device redirect for WebID. The handling of the redirect back after a successful WebID process, specifically if the identification was handled on a different device, was improved to reliably land back in the Mint flow.

Mint steps: Connections​

New features ​

  • GraphQL requests. This new request step allows you to send requests to GraphQL APIs.
  • Create JWT step. This new step creates a JWT token with a custom payload. The token itself can be encrypted and signed, and keys for both can be designated.

Improved ​

  • Use stored credentials directly. With the new configuration page added to Mint, credentials stored there can now be used through pre-filling in the Header and Request of the HTTP steps.

Mint steps: Data Verification​

New features ​

  • Assess fraud risk step. This step allows assessing the fraud risk for email addresses, phone numbers, and IP addresses based on various properties.

Resolved issues ​

  • Fixed: Missing enum for organisation roles. In some cases roles were returned from the data verification source that were not existing in the mapped result.

Mint steps: Mobile Identity​

New features ​

  • Mobile ID registrations. Three steps for the Mobile Identity service have been added to Mint. These steps can register new users, their devices, and receive the result from the registration process.

Mint steps: Open Banking Hub (deprecated)​

New features ​

  • Verify bank account step. A new step that allows you to verify if an individual is the owner of a specific bank account.

Form component​

New features ​

  • Detect changed form submissions. Forms now indicate changes to their initial value. For example, if a registration form pre-filled with a name from authentication is changed, the form will feature a new property called “Initial Values Changed”.
  • QR code element. You can now generate QR codes and include them, as elements, in a web form.

Improved ​

  • Remove table columns more easily. Instead of decreasing the number of columns and moving them around, table columns can now simply be deleted.
  • Upload .msg files. The upload elements for a form can now accept .msg files.
  • Required sections expanded automatically. When a section contains a required but empty field on submission, the section will be expanded so end-users can easily see what is missing.

Resolved issues ​

  • Fixed: Handling null and Boolean values for table pre-filling. Pre-filled tables with Boolean and null values no longer fail rendering.
  • Fixed: Form conditionals failing on non-input elements. Conditions applied to non-input elements, such as headers and QR codes, no longer cause form errors.
  • Fixed: Not all errors highlighted on submitting. In rare cases, some fields were not highlighted as missing when submitting a form.

Configuration​

New features ​

  • New Configuration page. The new “Configuration” page allows adding and maintaining credentials used in Mint steps. This page will feature more configurations for global Mint settings.

Mint Journeys​

New features ​

  • Return URLs on demand. URLs that allow end-users to return to an active Mint journey can now be created from within the Mint Journeys page for a specific journey.

Improved ​

  • More data in screening matches. Full matches, including media links and associations, are now shown directly in the journey step details, not only in the JSON output.
  • Full subject for eID identifications. Additional subject information provided by some eID providers is now included in the Mint Journeys step details.
  • Failing steps show more details. Steps that fail during the user journey now show more information about their input, output, and possible errors.

Visual Builder​

New features ​

  • Search for steps. A magnifying glass next to the save and publish buttons helps find steps inside the current workflow, based on step name or ID.
  • Customisable step IDs. The ID of any step and form element can now be overwritten and customised. References must be updated if changed in existing flows.

Improved ​

  • Major UX update. Improved readability for long workflows, easier collapse/expand of steps, and quick access to step options when hovering.
  • Improved validation messages for form steps. Publishing errors are now shown with detailed information about the failing step.
  • Customisable workflow completion message. In the workflow settings, it is now possible to customise the “You can now safely close this tab” message.

Resolved issues ​

  • Fixed: Import of existing flow fails. In certain cases, importing an existing workflow failed and the import button appeared inactive.