Release notes
- Bundle BitBox02 firmware version v9.24.0
- Integrate Bitrefill and add spending section
- Enable search transactions by note, address, or txid
- Added BTC Direct sell option
- macOS: fix potential USB communication issue with BitBox02 bootloaders <v1.1.2 and firmwares <v9.23.1
- Added a banner to remind user to backup their seed phrase when an account reaches a certain threshold.
- Gracefully shut down Electrum connections upon closing the app
- Show the selected coin's address on the confirmation screen
- Fetch balances of multiple ETH accounts at the same time, instead of one by one.
- Fix wrong btc/ltc transaction timestamp during header sync
- Ethereum bugfix: show all internal transactions that share the same transaction ID
- Allow up to 6 unused BTC/LTC accounts (previously 5)
- Add support for New Zealand Dollar (NZD)
- Fix empty suggested name for BTC account when only BTC is supported by the BitBox.
- iOS: add launch screen and smooth transition upon opening the app for the first time.
- Android: fix screen lock authentication loop bug
- Android/iOS: fix screen lock bug when no authentication is configured on the device
- Add expert setting to configure gap limit for bitcoin transaction discovery
- Fix potential crash in the AOPP workflow
- Windows: fix send/feetarget dropdown UI rendering bug
- More efficient account initialization by fetching all account Bitcoin xpubs at once
- Move "Export" (export transactions) to account info page
- Show coinfinty logo when requesting an address
- Update decimal formatting for stablecoin transactions
- Change block explorer to mempool.space
Verifying the release
Get a public key of security@shiftcrypto.ch with fingerprint DD09 E413 0975 0EBF AE0D EF63 5092 49B0 68D2 15AE:
curl https://bitbox.swiss/download/shiftcryptosec-509249B068D215AE.gpg.asc | gpg --import
Download the app for your platform and the corresponding .asc file and place them in the same folder.
We will verify the signature of the macOS release as an example. The other files are verified in the same way by replacing the filename.
To verify the signature, execute:
gpg --verify BitBox-4.49.0-macOS.dmg.asc
You should see the following output:
gpg --verify BitBox-4.49.0-macOS.dmg.asc
gpg: assuming signed data in 'BitBox-4.49.0-macOS.dmg'
gpg: Signature made <DATE AND TIME>
gpg: using RSA key DD09E41309750EBFAE0DEF63509249B068D215AE
gpg: Good signature from "ShiftCrypto Security <security@shiftcrypto.ch>" [ultimate]
(The [ultimate] could say [unknown] or something else depending on your trust level.)