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ArcBlock Updates Decentralized Identity Wallet with New Features and Updates

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ArcBlock updates decentralized identity wallet to version 2.3.15 with improved user experiences, bug fixes and new features.

ArcBlock has released new updates to their ABT Wallet for both Android and iOS focusing on improving the user experience for anyone leveraging the ABT Decentralized Identity Wallet. With this release, the updated versions of the wallet are:

  • Android V2.3.15
  • iOS V2.3.5

With this release, users can immediately experience these updates through ArcBlock's recently released I DID IT Decentralized Identity demo experience that showcases different wallet app experiences and how the wallet can be used to support end-users and developers. With your wallet, simply visit https://www.arcblock.io/en/try-identity-now.

Key updates:

Android:

  • UI Detail Optimization
  • New and upload logic optimization for avatars
  • New function to consume certificates, tickets and other assets
  • Optimize users asset list
  • Increase user-friendly prompts during the transfer process
  • Known bug fixes

iOS:

  • UI Detail Optimization Unity
  • New logic optimization for avatars
  • Consume certificate, tickets and other assets function
  • Known bug fixes

1. Consumer Asset Feature Support and Improvement (iOS and Android)

The above process demonstrates how to consume a digital asset that you already have.

With asset capabilities, developers have a lot of flexiblity to imagine and support different business scenarios, and are able to quickly develop applications that support not only digital tokens, but also asset transactions based on the ArcBlock developer framework and ABT wallet.

2. Wallet Transfer Increases User Tips (Android)

When transferring money, if the other party in your transaction list or contact list, currently add a more user-friendly tips so that users can quickly verify that the other person's identity is correct.

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Terms

  • Decentralized Identity

    An approach where the identifier and the claims about it are held by the subject and checked by the verifier, instead of living inside one provider's account system. DID and verifiable credentials are the pieces that make it workable.

  • Wallet

    The thing that holds the keys, and increasingly the credentials, on the holder's side. Naming it after money is a historical accident: signing in and presenting a credential use the same keys as paying does.