What's changed In Envoy v2.1.1 we squashed a lot of bugs so we encourage all our users to update to have a more smooth and solid Envoy experience. Since Magic Backups have also been improved, we encourage everyone to perform a Magic Backup after the upgrade! For more details on each of the changes, keep reading below! Improvements Improved the Magic Backup restoring flow - if the user changes any privacy settings during onboarding, these will prevail over those defined in the Magic Backup file Improved the Personal Node selection. Previously, if you defined a Personal Node, then changed to a predefined node, then back to Personal Node, the field was overwritten by the predefined node's address. This behavior has been updated so that the Personal Node saved remains there even when you return from a predefined node. Major upgrade to Flutter to version 3.35.1 The Personal Node is now saved to the Magic Backup, so make sure to update and perform a magic backup again to save this setting! Added warnings for users that last paired their accounts before Passport Core v2.3.0, and want to either enable Taproot by default, access the taproot descriptor, or show a taproot receive address Improved the fee display for Canceling transactions for users with very big text size Updated multiple repositories and dependencies Added tor endpoints for signet, so users that use tor should enjoy a more stable connection while using signet Moving forward, user preference will be remembered between transactions in terms of send unit. Previously it would always default to BTC or Sats depending on app setting. Added the Explorer option to the transaction ID for the Coin Details view Bug Fixes Fixed a scenario where Magic Backups could be corrupted while being restored Fixed a bug where sometimes an "Insufficient Funds" error could show up despite there being enough unlocked and confirmed coins Fixed an edge case where sometimes two hot wallets could be created instead of one Fixed an issue where tor would not be loaded on first app startup, and added checks to make sure tor is bootstrapped before attempting a connection to a node Fixed a couple of issues that could err or show 0 send amount when scanning an all caps address Fixed a visual bug where sometimes the fee would be displayed as 0 when accessing the transaction details Fixed an issue where for some users the option to hide the Buy feature would not show up in settings -> advanced Fixed a bug where under some scenario self-sends couldn't be boosted while using Passport Fixed a rare bug where sometimes a hot wallet would be created but the seed would not be displayed Fixed a minor visual spacing issue when selecting a Tag Fixed an issue where users with big text sizes couldn't save a transaction's notes Fixed an issue where Envoy would attempt to redeem a Lightning Network BTCPay voucher instead of throwing an error Fixed an issue where sometimes iOS users wouldn't be able to delete an account that was still loading balance Fixed a minor visual bug that would not provide visual feedback to the user when entering an incorrect seed Fixed the date of the Envoy new version notifications to display the actual date of release, instead of the day the user connected to the internet and saw it Fixed a visual bug where sometimes the red shield would not show up even if tor connection dropped Fixed a bug where for some users Envoy could remain blurred even after unlocking the app Fixed an issue where tor would sometimes not temporarily disable after explicitly asking it to do so Fixed an issue where sometimes the PIN couldn't be entered after faceID failed for iOS users Fixed an issue where sometimes if the user performed multiple back to back transactions, some of them would not be logged in the Activity tab Fixed a minor bug where the default Note for BTCPay transaction wouldn't be pre-populated

What's changed In Envoy v2.1.0 we squashed a lot of bugs so we encourage all our users to update to have a more smooth and solid Envoy experience. Since Magic Backups have also been improved, we encourage everyone to perform a Magic Backup after the upgrade!

Envoy 2.0.2 is a bugfix release addressing some edge case scenarios and uncommon bugs. Bug Fixes Fixed an issue where a small subset of Passport passphrase users experienced duplicated accounts during the upgrade from 1.8.6 to 2.0.1. Updated the migration screen to not rely on syncing accounts, so that users with networking issues can quikcly update to the 2.0.0+ database structure and then address their networking issues afterwards. This will resolve instances where some users were stuck in the migration screen. Fixed a bug where sometimes Envoy would attempt to establish Tor TCP connections as SSL, leading to failures when connecting with Tor. Arti has also been updated to the latest version to help stabilize Tor connections. Fixed a small typo in the personal node section and updated some of the options. Fixed a small bug where if users scanned a Passport 2.3.8 pairing QR with their phone camera app, the paired account may not be synced to Envoy.

Envoy 2.0.1 is a hotfix release for 2.0.0 - Fixed an issue where under some circumstances some users would be asked to enable bluetooth when upgrading to 2.0.0. - Fixed an issue where users that haven't updated and paired their passports since version 2.3.0 could have visual problems when accessing the descriptor

Important upgrade to BDK 2.0 – on first startup all your accounts will resync due to changes in the database format. This will occur automatically when you open the updated app for the first time. In addition to the updates described below, Envoy 2.0.0 adds initial support for Passport Prime, including QuantumLink Bluetooth connectivity and the device onboarding flow.

- Buy Button Removal: The "Buy" button is now fully removed from the main view if disabled in settings. - Improved Bitcoin ATM Map: Now powered by OpenStreetMaps, users can add and view new bitcoin ATM spots. - Updated Support Area: Removed link to the Telegram channel and added a link to the new community.

What's changed Envoy 1.8.5 is a small bug fix release. Bug Fixes Fixed a rare issue where some iOS users weren't able to see or select any fiat currencies after enabling the fiat toggle Fixed an issue where some iOS users might get stuck in the splash screen after a very specific set of steps were performed

Bug Fixes Fixed a problem affecting some users related to not being able to send to legacy type addresses

Ramp can now be used to purchase Bitcoin in all 50 US states! Including some of the most legally challenging ones like New York, Louisiana and Hawaii! Various other bug fixes and improvements.

Support for the SeedQR format and various other bug fixes and improvements.

Envoy 1.7.0 makes it easier than ever to buy Bitcoin straight into self-custody without ever leaving Envoy. We've added the ability to buy using fiat, redeem Azte.co and BTCPay vouchers directly into Envoy, and find the best Bitcoin ATMs and decentralized exchanges as well.

Fixed certain screens for users using larger font sizes

- RBF functionality for boosting fees and cancelling transactions - Custom device names for Passport - Improved amount and address display formats

Fixed Passport firmware update flow

- Full Taproot support for Envoy Wallet - Spanish translation - Updated Flutter to latest - Update Tor library to latest - A ton of minor coin control quality of life improvements and bug fixes

In this version of Envoy we’ve implemented intuitive and easy-to-use coin control, a new Activity Center and Privacy Shield, a redesigned Learn tab, broad user experience and user interface improvements, and squashed bugs across the board.

In this version of Envoy we’ve implemented the ability to redeem azte.co vouchers with a single QR scan in Envoy directly to your mobile wallet, added the ability to cycle through units by tapping on amounts, the ability to update Founder’s Edition devices directly from Envoy, and focused heavily on refining user experience for Envoy mobile wallet users.

Added Azteco voucher redemption New amount entry widget that toggles between units and fiat Upgraded to Flutter 3.10 Various bugfixes and improvements

Envoy mobile wallet and a new onboarding experience.

With version 1.0.8 of Envoy, we added in a new Tor status dialogue that informs you when there are Tor connectivity issues and allows you to quickly disable Tor temporarily if desired. We've also squashed a few bugs, updated BDK to the latest version, and improved scanning times with Passport from Envoy.

Upgrade to Flutter 3 Add firmware update indicator button Fix camera initialization on CalyxOS Remove Google MLKit QR scanner Fix BIP-21 parsing Fix XFP endianness bug Fix certain transactions not showing in activity screen Change Postmix account color Numerous other fixes and improvements

Testnet support Ghosting effect when accounts synced for first time “Local network permission” fix on iOS RoninDojo node support Revamped connectivity handling Maxi mode (no fiat currency in UI) Numerous other fixes and improvements

Improved connectivity Ghost mode when accounts syncing Device not showing immediately after pairing fix Different label if Tor is connecting (in Security Check and Video Player) Video Player landscape mode fix Updated assets Typos fix

Fresh new look Fixed firmware update flow Updated FAQ

Fix for “scanner completed but hung” Scanner circular progress now animates Proper parsing of address QR codes