Sparrow v2.3.1 has been released to restore BIP32 derivations for consolidation payments in PSBTs. In addition, hiding amounts is now supported, and the keystores that signed a multisig transaction are now shown on the transaction tab. Changelog here:

Other changes include adjusting the fee rate slider to match the minimum configured relay rate of the connected server, improvements for full screen usage, and better historical exchange rate support. See release notes for more:

This release also supports BIP353, also known as DNS payment instructions. You can now pay to an address that looks similar to ₿user@domain.com, which resolves to a DNSSEC-signed bitcoin: URI. For privacy reasons it's best to use only a silent payments address (and BOLT12

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This release restricts sending to silent payments addresses from software (hot) wallets only. DLEQ validation of silent payments outputs will be added in a later release for hardware wallet support.

This means you can pay to the same silent payments address while ensuring bitcoin addresses are never reused. This both simplifies the payment experience and makes it more private, at the cost of increasing the burden on the recipient to scan incoming transactions for payments.

This release adds support for sending to silent payment addresses. Silent payment addresses are a new form of static payment address, where the actual bitcoin address that you send to is determined from both the silent payment address and the transaction inputs.

Sparrow v2.3.0 released with: Send to Silent Payments Pay to DNS address Min fee rate from server And more:

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Sparrow v2.2.3 has been released to fix some issues scanning QR codes on Linux, and includes other minor improvements. Release notes:

Sparrow v2.2.2 has been released to fix a minor issue introduced in v2.2.1 after creating a wallet on a new installation.

Sparrow v2.2.1 has been released to fix an issue starting Tor on recent macOS versions, as well as other minor fixes.

Other changes include display of the payments total in the transaction diagram when constructing multiple payment transactions, improvements in showing long labels, and many other UI tweaks. See the release notes for more:

Sparrow's internal Tor has been upgraded, and pay to anchor (P2A) outputs are now better supported. On Linux, the sparrow package has been renamed to sparrowwallet (or sparrowserver), and in some cases the original sparrow package may need to be manually uninstalled.

The camera support has been fully reworked with a new library that includes detection of higher resolutions and zoom by mouse scroll where available. Additionally, all images in the application are now vector based and theme aware for better contrast especially on dark mode.

This release adds the Recent Blocks view on the Send tab, inspired by @mempool's block visualization. Including the last 2 blocks and estimated next block, it provides additional information helpful when choosing a fee rate.

Sparrow v2.2.0 released with: Recent Blocks view Improved camera support Dark mode improvements And much more:

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Sparrow v2.1.3 has been released with OneKey hardware wallet support, expanded wallet labels (BIP329) export, and some remaining Lark integration fixes. Release notes: https://t.co/V9muiiI0k0 Download:

Sparrow v2.1.2 has been released to fix a bug with transaction file loading, and signing on older Ledger devices.

Sparrow v2.1.1 has been released to fix a technical issue when scanning for USB hardware wallets on certain macOS devices. https://t.co/8FwhhBgGFw