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# Release Notes

#### 11 -December-2025

* The response schema for the [Get End User](/connect/rest-api/end-users/get-end-user.md) endpoint has been updated
* sFOX has released a new [Submit Documents API](/connect/rest-api/end-users/submit-documents/submit-documents-api.md)

#### 20-November-2025

As part of enhancing sFOX's KYC/KYB process, the [Create End User](/connect/rest-api/end-users/create-end-user.md) now accepts new, optional attributes to specify end users' expected use and employment information: 

* `intermediary_status`
* `expected_transfer_volume`
* `expected_trade_volume`
* `employment_status`
* `industry`
* `occupation`
* `job_title`

#### 24-June-2025

* As part of sFOX's KYC/KYB process, the [Create End User](/connect/rest-api/end-users/create-end-user.md) endpoint includes new attributes to collect source of funds information: `source_of_funds` and `source_of_funds_other`.  
* Similarly, `source_of_funds` will be returned in `GET` requests when calling End User endpoints.


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