Klever Wallet – Enhancements and New Features
Our Klever Wallet continues to innovate with 24 words support for mnemonic. We’ve also continued our diligent work in screen translations mapping and bug fixes. Our upcoming milestones include the launch of OKBC network and the expansion of our translation support to include Nederlands, Français, Deutsch, Hindi, and Persian.
Furthermore, we plan to add a Custom Network, Swap limit order, more analytics for iOS, and introduce Paybis as a new buy crypto provider. Our future plans encompass the APTOS network, multisig, a new create/restore wallet flow, Bitrefill integration for gift card partnerships, Wallet Connect, a new buy crypto flow, KDA Fee, EVM NFT support, Token Detail, and Solana network integration. Finally, are new swap options available in Klever Wallet.
Klever Blockchain – Ongoing Improvement and Expansion
About Klever Blockchain, our accomplishments this week include the creation of an internal tool to check validators that lose blocks and the addition of a transaction aggregation endpoint on proxy API. We also performed some necessary fixes on Proxy.
Looking ahead, we have MAINNET V1.6.4, MultiSign API, and further improvements on Operator CLI Visualization planned.
Bitcoin.me – Better Experience of Using
We’re proud to announce that our platform has seen major layout, security, and SEO improvements. We’ve successfully implemented a new deposit flow and expanded our language support to include Italian, Romanian, and Turkish. As always, we’re making strides in governance and AML compliance. Coming up next, we’re integrating with Klever Kustody and KOS to further improve the withdrawal and deposit flow. Stay tuned for the listing of new tokens: XRP and Aura.
Also in the pipeline is our Swap integration, user-centric trading bots, and a new LP for TRX/USDT. Looking ahead, we’re preparing to add support for German, Swedish, and Russian languages and integrate with Custody.
KleverSafe – Greater Compatibility and New Features
We’re thrilled to announce new coin support for OKBC. This week also saw us fix Bluetooth communication errors on Android and develop authenticatorGetAssertion, authenticatorGetNextAssertion, authenticatorReset, and authenticatorCancel methods of FIDO2. Moving into mid-August, we plan to add new coin support for APT.
In the latter part of August, expect a new firmware release supporting the latest coins and full FIDO support.
Our commitment to growth and improvement remains unwavering. Stay tuned for more updates, expansions, and improvements across all our platforms.
