2.2.0 Changelog (21 Mar 2024)

Upgrades

 

  1. A new release upgrade, we're introducing enhancements to the platform's internal deposit and withdrawal operations. Now, when a user withdraws assets to an address recognized by the system as an internal address, there won't be any additional blockchain commission. This distinction will be marked in the withdrawal form for better understanding.

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  • Additionally, we're implementing a separation of payout fees from blockchain fees. This means that platform commissions will remain stable and low, providing greater transparency and predictability for users.

  • Furthermore, internal deposit and withdrawal operations will be given a unique type designation in the full history of operations and recent history details on the wallet page. This will help users easily track and differentiate these transactions from others.

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These upgrades aim to streamline and optimize the user experience while ensuring cost-effectiveness and clarity in transaction processes.

 

  1. As part of the new release upgrade, we're introducing a blockchain fee overview feature within the withdrawal form. This empowers users to analyze this dynamic parameter, providing insights into blockchain transfer costs. With this enhancement, users can make informed decisions by assessing clear conditions when selecting a network for their transfer, aligning with their specific needs and preferences.

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  • In addition to the blockchain fee overview, internal withdrawal operations will now include a unique field displaying the blockchain fee incurred for transactions on the blockchain. This information will be accessible in both the full history of operations and the recent history details on the wallet page.

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These improvements aim to enhance transparency and usability, enabling users to better understand and manage the costs associated with their transactions while making more informed decisions about their transfers.

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