Changelog
What DiscoFi has published, and when. New guides, new tools, changes to the documented API contract, and anything else that changes what you can read or build against.
Every entry links to the thing it describes, so you can check it yourself.
A page for each industry
Racing, live events, music labels, film and TV, sports teams, leagues, NIL and creator platforms each got a page written in that industry’s own vocabulary, down to the settlement sheet a reader there would recognize.
Pricing, published
The number is on the page instead of behind a call: a $1,000 per month platform subscription plus 0.28% of successful payout volume, with volume pricing above $1M a month. Every deployment ships the whole platform, so there are no tiers to compare.
The 1099 guides carry the real numbers
Both tax guides now print the current federal thresholds instead of sending you off to look them up: the 1099-NEC figure for payments made in 2026, and the 1099-K rule for third-party settlement organizations.
Push-to-card and ACH return codes, expanded
The two guides people arrive at with a specific failure already in hand grew to answer more of the questions that brought them there.
Guides link to each other in the prose
Instead of a boilerplate related-reading block at the bottom, every guide now points to three to five sibling guides at the moment the subject actually comes up.
The API reference, end to end
The reference now covers the documented contract in full: recipients, funding your balance, pay by link, the shape a monitoring decline returns, and the live event stream. Request and response sit side by side, with a cURL and JavaScript toggle and a copy button on every sample.
Two tools that answer the question on the spot
Type an ACH return code and get the plain-language meaning and what to do next. Answer two questions about a payout and get the rail it should go out on.
Three new guides
Payout webhooks and status events, the instant payout readiness checklist, and how live-event settlement actually works.
A page for the product, and one for the API
The product tour and the payout API each got a page of their own, so you can read what the platform does end to end without hunting for it on the homepage.
A brand page
The lockup, the mark, the colors, the usage rules and the boilerplate, for anyone writing about DiscoFi.
Learn becomes a library
Two guides became eighteen in a day: payment rails, compliance and tax, royalties, prize money, reconciliation and payout operations, grouped by what you are trying to understand, with a glossary and answers to the questions people actually ask.
The legal pages get a contents rail and an archive
The Privacy Notice and the Terms of Service moved into the same reading system as the rest of the site, so you can jump to the clause you need and see which version you are reading.
The API contract, on the page
The first public documentation of the payout call and what comes back: create a payout, let DiscoFi pick the rail, follow the status to settlement.
The first two guides
1099 compliance for mass payouts, and FedNow versus RTP for payouts. Learn opened with the two subjects the rest of the library was built around.
The API is not yet generally available. Platform changes join this feed under the same rule once it is; until then, the reference is the contract the platform is being built against.
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