In SciChart WPF SDK v6, SciChart Mobile SDK v3 or higher, you will need to use the Cross Platform Licensing Wizard to activate your SciChart licenses.

The Cross Platform Licensing Wizard is in Release Candidate now, and we need your feedback on the new licensing mechanism.

At 12:45 UTC we are migrating the licensing services to a new host. We will aim to keep any disruption to an absolute minimum.

Once completed, all services should resume normally!

Update: 13:30 UTC

All systems are go! We have successfully migrated the SciChart licensing, e-commerce and profile servers to new cloud-based micro-services architecture. Running on Azure Functions 2.0, our new systems are much more scalable than before and will
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Following on from last weeks announcement on the BETA of version 6 of our WPF Charts SDK, in this article we talk about the new cutting-edge overhaul to our High Performance Real-time WPF Chart component, which we’re calling ‘SciChart WPF: Xccelerated Edition’.

SciChart SDK v6 brings you performance increases of up to 100x (10,000%) across
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We’re excited to announce today that we’re starting to roll-out our deployment for SciChart Mobile SDK v3, and an official BETA version is now available.

Over the coming weeks we will be beginning to deploy SciChart Mobile for iOS, Android & Xamarin v3, which features a completely re-written and improved iOS Chart API, performance improvements, and 3D Charts using our new cross-platform in-house 2D/3D graphics engine ‘Visual Xccelerator
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We’re excited to announce today that we’re starting to roll-out our deployment for SciChart WPF SDK v6, and an official BETA version is now available.

Over the coming weeks we will be beginning to deploy SciChart SDK v6, which features a completely re-written and improved DirectX rendering engine, .NET Core 3 support and more. The deployment will be phased due to changes we’ve had to make in our licensing system (more details on that below).
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