Pinpoint: A virtual user conference Register today
Smarty

SECURITY ANNOUNCEMENT: Removing old TLS versions

Smarty header pin graphic
Updated October 29, 2025
Tags
Smarty header pin graphic

TLS (and its predecessor SSL) are cryptographic protocols that provide authentication and data encryption for clients connecting with web servers. As new vulnerabilities are discovered, older cryptographic protocol versions are deprecated to maintain secure environments.

On Tuesday, January 21, 2020, Smarty will require clients to use TLSv1.2 or greater to connect with Smarty APIs without interruption. Clients using TLSv1.0 or TLSv1.1 will no longer be able to connect. Please refer to our documentation for more information: https://www.smarty.com/docs/cloud/requirements#ciphers

To see if your client software is able to properly connect, please use our test page: https://test-tls.api.smarty.com/


The industry, in general, is removing support for older TLS versions. Please refer to the following announcements from major browser vendors for more information:

Subscribe to our blog!
Learn more about RSS feeds here.
rss feed icon
Subscribe Now
Read our recent posts
Inside Smarty - Dallin Davis
Arrow Icon
Get to know Smarty’s favorite Data Analyst, Dallin Davis! On our Business Intelligence team, Dallin’s love of programming—we’re talking R, SAS, SQL, Python, AND Linux—understanding of statistics, and ability to solve any problem thrown his way make him an absolute all-star. Let’s meet Dallin!You have to explain your role at Smarty to a 10-year-old. Go. “Smarty is like a sports team.  Before a team competes against another team, they need to know how they measure up. To do this, they determine who’s winning, who’s losing, and how much they’re winning or losing by.
Open floor Q&A with Smarty developers: A webinar recap
Arrow Icon
Let's be honest, when it comes to addresses, “'close enough” just isn't good enough. At our recent panel discussion with Smarty’s product team members, we really dug deep into what makes address validation work and why it's so crucial for businesses. The themes spanned from Google Maps myths to international quirks, from “non-postal” mysteries to best practices for keeping databases clean. Why Google isn’t the benchmarkOne of the most common statements we hear from other business owners is the “but Google Maps says…” objection.
Tariffs are high. Your address accuracy should be higher.
Arrow Icon
Tariffs are spiking. Shipping costs are climbing. Margins are shrinking. You can’t control global trade policy, but you can control how efficient and accurate your operations are in response. Most ecommerce teams, logistics planners, and data managers miss one of their best cost-saving opportunities: addressing accuracy. Bad address data isn’t hidden. It sits in your systems, shows up in carrier returns, and quietly drains profits every day. When tariffs rise to 15 to 50 percent in some product categories and import volumes are falling, every shipment becomes more expensive, every delay costs more, and every lost customer hurts more.

Ready to get started?