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This changelog tracks updates to the Treasury Prime API and major changes to our dashboard, functionality, and libraries. Updates that affect only products or features in beta or limited release may not be reflected.

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April 17, 2024
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  • April Updates to Prime Data
    • Previously, in the Prime Data, certain fields containing JSON data weren't stored in the proper JSON format, which made it difficult to access and interpret structured data. Instead, they were stored as character varying, meaning the data in the database stored strings of characters of variable lengths.

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