Release 2026.06

New features, enhancements, and updates that Payrexx implemented with the release on June 2, 2026.

This release focuses on improvements to design and security.

Optimizations

Comprehensive redesign

The overall look and feel of the Payrexx account has been redesigned. This is evident, for example, in the individual buttons and tabs: they now feature new, friendly colors and rounded shapes, in line with our corporate design introduced in 2025.

This update not only gives the Payrexx account a more modern look, but also provides merchants with a better, more user-friendly, and, above all, consistent user interface.

New, modern design for buttons and tags

Optimized configuration view for PP and PPP

The previously rather unstructured configuration view of Payrexx Pay (PP) and Payrexx Pay Plus (PPP) has been significantly improved. Secondary sections (such as transaction fees or the terms and conditions) are now hidden behind a drop-down bar, so that important settings—such as the enabled payment methods—can be viewed and edited more quickly.

This improved overview allows merchants to configure the payment provider more quickly and efficiently. It also helps them better understand the product and how to use it.

New configuration view in Payrexx Pay

Find out more about how to configure PP and PPP:

Activation and Configuration | ENGLISH | Docsdocs.payrexx.com

Default import option for the Paylink tool

You can now import the necessary data for a Paylink—specifically email addresses, amounts, and currencies—via a CSV file, even if no Paylink has been created yet. Previously, this option was only available if the tool had already been used.

This allows merchants to use the tool as efficiently as possible right from the start and send their invoices in an organized manner with minimal manual effort.

New import feature in the Paylink tool's welcome screen

Find out more about paylinks:

Paylink | ENGLISH | Docsdocs.payrexx.com

Introduction of a password history

Going forward, passwords that have already been used by merchants will be stored and blocked for future use. If a user changes their password in the future, they will not be able to reuse a previously used password but will be prompted to set a new one.

This feature not only enhances security for individual merchants, but also improves security across the entire platform.