topic Re: ClientId idk-node-1.0.10 is invalid in Integration and Testing

ClientId idk-node-1.0.10 is invalid

pmggary — Fri, 29 May 2026 17:53:53 GMT

It appears that as of today 2026-05-29 that the Sandbox has decided that using the clientId of 'sdk-node-1.0.10' is invalid. This is the clientId that is hardcoded into the last release of https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/sdk-node

Using the exteranlConfig param on the constructor with a custom clientId makes this error message go away.

Hopefully this doesn't impact Authorize.net production before our next release, if this was communicated in advance somewhere that I've missed I would love to know.

Re: ClientId idk-node-1.0.10 is invalid

jason533 — Tue, 02 Jun 2026 19:46:20 GMT

This appears to be a recent change on Authorize. Net’s side where the hardcoded SDK client ID used by the Node.js SDK is now being rejected as invalid. As a workaround, specifying a custom through the parameter resolves the issue. If this behavior is intentional, it would be helpful for Authorize.Net to clarify whether it affects production environments and whether any advance notice or documentation was provided. Until an updated SDK release is available, overriding the client ID seems to be the recommended temporary fix.

Re: ClientId idk-node-1.0.10 is invalid

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Re: ClientId idk-node-1.0.10 is invalid

hunzafatimaa — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 10:45:14 GMT

Thanks for the heads-up. It looks like the Sandbox is now rejecting the default sdk-node-1.0.10 clientId. Using a custom clientId via externalConfig appears to be a working workaround until there's official clarification or an SDK update.