DID Wallet 5.3 Released

Since its initial release in 2019 as ABT Wallet, DID Wallet has been at the forefront as the world's first digital wallet combining digital identity and digital currency functionalities. Through continuous iterations over the years, we have strived to make DID Wallet the most user-friendly and secure digital wallet available.
DID Wallet, developed by ArcBlock, is a decentralized digital wallet utilizing W3C DID for unified management of digital identities and assets. It supports multiple blockchain protocols, various digital assets, and is compatible with multiple wallet connection protocols (including DID Connect and Wallet Connect). In this latest version, we bring a series of updates and improvements.
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Latest version changes:
- Support for Permit2: We have added support for Permit2 to assist users in resolving signatures and reducing risks. Recently, we've noticed some instances of fraud utilizing Permit2. We aim to assist users in analyzing signature content to empower them to make better judgments about whether to sign, without feeling overly anxious.

- Redesigned Message Page: The message page has been revamped to now support community chat functionality, allowing for more interactive engagement. Our brilliant community members already have some great ideas and we have you covered. The new experience of messaging is a sort of decentralized hub for communications. Soon it will be hub for everything, including discussions, trades, and beyond.

- RPC Network Check: A new feature has been added to perform RPC network checks, enhancing network security and stability. It can help users avoid viewing or operating their assets in poor network conditions, thus preventing unnecessary panic.

- PaymentKit Support: We are pleased to announce the addition of support for PaymentKit, offering more flexibility and options for managing digital assets. The Payment Kit itself is a Blocklet that you can easily integrate with any of your other blocklets or existing apps using ArcBlock's Blocklet Server and Framework. Using Payment Kit is completely free and does not require any additional services other than the blockchain network or credit card payment processor。Whether you're an app developer or a consumer, you can better manage subscriptions and assets in the Payment Kit within the DID Wallet. More Payment Kit infomation is here.

Together We Improve: Community-Driven Updates :
- 我发现DID wallet一个有意思的地方 z1jybMoKpoxK6ZwN5vG1f1tio1hgfuTDQz3
- New Message in DID Wallet z1chE2k3Md4kzdBc7tNPQfYQYLddJXrxQY3
- [BUG] Sharing and Copying Links from DID Wallet Explorer is not functioning. z1Qbk7uDebvHP3pe39Gky8Sc52hcM7LWedj
- Payment Kit Address Not Available z1eBjiEyusjmse4RfJXCQgVZazYjLSp7gE7
- DID Wallet 无法关闭错误信息 z1fXXRA3YQTAAkKr4kVTJ6nWZnQm6AFAuNF
- Unsupported account error message z1chE2k3Md4kzdBc7tNPQfYQYLddJXrxQY3
- ui兼容问题: did-wallet 指纹位置有差异 z1fqrV3ANfpPvyraNNUMfnwYPbyBqvc52gf
- 关闭beta链后,总会出现一个测试链的NFT显示在"其他"中 z1jybMoKpoxK6ZwN5vG1f1tio1hgfuTDQz3
- DiD user agreement page not found z1chE2k3Md4kzdBc7tNPQfYQYLddJXrxQY3
Help us to improve
We look forward to you enjoying a better user experience in the new version of the DID Wallet!
Finally, thank you for the attention and support of every user, DID Wallet will continue to improve to better meet your needs. If you have any needs, suggestions, or issues during use, please go to ArcBlock Community for feedback. We will provide assistance to the maximum extent possible.
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Products
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DID Wallet
renamed
Create and manage a digital identity (DID) and its associated credentials in one app.
Terms
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DID
A DID is a digital identifier. It helps its holder and a verifier establish who controls an identity and who a claim relates to. It is not a wallet, and it does not replace application accounts, sign-in methods, or permission rules.
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Self-Sovereign Identity
The position that a person should hold their own identifiers and credentials and decide each time what to disclose. It is a stance about who is in control, not a protocol; decentralized identity is how it gets built.