Release notes

July 10, 2026

New features

Admin UI

Invited by search matches legal entity names

The Invited by search in the Partner Program now also matches legal entity names, so legal entities no longer drop out of the search results.

Role-aware data in lists and detail pages

Lists and detail pages across the Admin UI now show data according to your role and permissions, so each administrator sees exactly what their access level allows.

After you pass KYB verification, an interactive sign-in always opens the production environment instead of Sandbox. If you sign out from Sandbox and have several legal entities, the one you last opened is selected.

Inactive API users hidden from wallet access

Wallet access rights now show only active API users. For a user whose API access is not yet activated, the API access → Wallets tab shows an empty list.

Refreshed interface visuals and 2FA setup

The interface gets a refreshed look aligned with the latest design system: dialog overlays are lighter in the dark theme, connecting Google Authenticator for two-factor authentication follows a new flow with the confirmation code entered directly in the dialog, and the How it works screens in Staking and Wallets feature refreshed, theme-aware illustrations.

Improvements

Client UI

Smoother actions in the Events list

The Actions column in Events now keeps a stable width, so buttons no longer shift as you work. While an action is in progress, a spinner replaces the button, and repeated or conflicting actions are blocked; if an action fails, the row returns to its previous state.

Resolved issues

Admin UI

Fixed transportation transfers being confirmed without verifying the collected amount against the deposits actually received on the node — a mismatch now raises an incident instead of silently overstating the Locked in node balance and causing false insufficient funds errors later.

Client UI

Fixed the Apply button in the date and time picker not appearing disabled when it was inactive.

July 2, 2026

New features

Admin UI

Read-only admin pages for orders, payouts, and wallets

The Admin UI gains new read-only pages: Orders and Payouts under Operations, and Blockchain Wallets, Global Wallets Balance History, and Global Wallets Staking under Wallets. The Payouts and Swap Wallets sections are now available in read-only mode too — fuller visibility into operations and balances without changing any data.

USD volumes for transfers in Dealing

In Trading → Orders, transfers now carry the same USD-normalized base and quote volumes already shown for swaps, removing the manual rate calculations previously needed for some Merchant wallets.

Client UI

Initial deposit link for duplicated blockchain deposits

When a deposit sent on the wrong network is automatically re-created on the correct network, the resulting Duplicated Blockchain deposit event now links directly to the original deposit. Instead of tracing callback or tracking IDs by hand, open the event and follow the Initial deposit reference to the deposit details.

Deposit details also gain copy buttons for the Tracking ID and Callback URL under Advanced options.

Improvements

Admin UI

Transfers list filters, columns, and links

The Admin UI Transfers list gains a Wallet Type column, a filter by internal transfer type, and a filter by client or blockchain wallet ID. Global and blockchain wallets now have distinct labels, and each links through to its own page.

Audit log filtering by event type

Audit log tables now filter on the Reason column, so you can show only one event type — for example Password changed or Payouts blocked — across the brand, group, user, and legal-entity logs.

Localized operation log comments

Log Comment entries are now built from translatable parts (field name, reason, old and new values) instead of a fixed English string, so they display in the selected language across the Client Management and Wallets logs.

Multi-select currency filters

Currency filters now use the same multi-select control as the client interface, and long currency lists load in pages as you scroll instead of all at once — removing the brief freeze when opening the dropdown. Matches are ordered with exact matches first, then names starting with your query, then the rest.

Owner ID and Legal Entity columns in reports

The Transfers and Wallets reports now include Owner ID and, where applicable, Legal Entity Name columns in the exported files.

Resolved issues

Admin UI

Fixed a duplicate Label column shown in the Admin UI Deposits list and its column configurator.
Fixed the wallet balance-at-date finance report failing to generate, which could leave an export hanging.

June 26, 2026

New features

Low balance notifications

You can now set a balance threshold for each wallet and be notified automatically when the wallet balance falls below it.

Each wallet has its own threshold field, with the value denominated in the wallet currency. When the available balance drops below the configured value, a notification is sent so you can top up in time — helping you avoid situations where end-user withdrawals fail because of insufficient funds on the wallet.

Unconfirmed transaction callbacks

The system now sends a callback as soon as an incoming transaction is detected on the blockchain, before it has gathered the number of confirmations required to become Confirmed.

This lets you notify your end users that their payment has already been seen by the system and is simply awaiting confirmations, rather than lost or stuck on the network. The result is fewer support enquiries and a smoother payment experience.

Improvements

Multi-select currency filters

The Currency filter has been upgraded from a single-select to a multi-select control, so you can now filter a list by several currencies at once instead of one at a time.

The multi-select filter is available on the Wallets, Deposits, Payouts, and Transfers pages, as well as in the Access list, Custody, and Swaps sections.

Following the card view introduced for transaction wallets in the previous release, the wallets list has been refined with a sort selector and an improved Table / Cards view toggle, so you can order and display your wallets exactly the way that works best for you.

Operation ID filter for Callbacks

The Callbacks list now includes an Operation ID filter. This makes it easier to track down a specific callback during investigations — including callbacks that have no associated transfer, such as the Request rejection and No transfer types.

Resolved issues

Fixed a false insufficient fee error (code 4009) that could appear when withdrawing certain tokens, such as USDT-TRX and USDT-BSC.
Fixed an issue where creating a custom token incorrectly required the Balance shift amount field to be filled in.
Fixed an issue where the daily transfer growing total report was not delivered to Report Subscriptions.

May 23, 2026

New features

Column-based table filters

Table filtering across the Web UI has been redesigned to match the standard data-handling experience you know from Excel and Google Sheets. Filters are now embedded directly into table columns instead of being grouped in the side panel.

The side panel remains available only for filters that cannot be represented within a column (for example, complex multi-parameter filters). An always-active Reset all filters button has been added to clear all applied filters in one click, and the column configurator now uses an updated icon for clearer visual hierarchy.

This change brings filtering closer to the tools you already use day-to-day, reduces the number of clicks needed to refine large lists, and provides a single consistent way to work with tables across the entire platform.

Repeat Payout for failed withdrawals

A new Repeat payout button has been added for payouts that have failed and contain no successful transfers. Previously, a failed withdrawal could not be retried — you had to recreate it manually from scratch or contact support.

The button appears on the payout details page when the payout has at least one failed transfer and no successful ones, and takes you to the payout creation form so you can submit a fresh attempt without re-entering all the details by hand.

Card layout for transaction wallets

The transaction wallets list now supports two display modes — the existing Table view and a new Card view that presents each wallet as a standalone card with all its key data: currency, label, ID, wallet type, balance, pending amount, and status.

You can switch between views at any time using the toggle above the wallets list, choosing whichever layout works best for your current task.

In addition, action buttons for Deposit and Payout are now available directly on each wallet entry — in both table and card views — allowing you to start the corresponding operation in one click without opening wallet details first.

Improvements

IP whitelist enhancements

The IP whitelist functionality has been expanded to better support corporate clients and reduce accidental lockouts.

CIDR subnet support. You can now whitelist entire IP ranges using CIDR notation (for example, 10.0.0.0/24) instead of adding addresses one by one. Both IPv4 and IPv6 are supported, and you can freely combine single addresses, IPv4 subnets, and IPv6 subnets within a single whitelist. All existing whitelists continue to work without changes.

When access is denied because of an IP restriction, the error message now includes the IP address you're connecting from, so you can quickly identify the issue and contact your administrator with the right information.

Self-lockout protection. When you save a whitelist that does not include your current IP address, the system will now show a warning dialog with your current IP and ask you to confirm before applying the change. This helps prevent the most common cause of support requests — accidentally locking yourself out of the account. Your current IP address is also shown directly in the whitelist editor for reference.

Memo / Destination Tag emphasis on the Payment Page

For blockchains that require an additional parameter alongside the deposit address — Ripple (XRP), Stellar (XLM), and The Open Network (TON) — the Payment Page layout has been redesigned to make this requirement visually prominent for end users.

This reduces the risk of payers submitting deposits without the required Memo / Destination Tag / Comment value, which previously led to unattributed deposits and additional load on Customer Support.

Additional columns in Events and Transfers tabs

To make day-to-day account oversight faster and more accurate, two tabs have received new columns:

On the Events tab — Amount and Tracking ID columns. When reviewing payout requests submitted by users with the Withdrawals with approval role, you can now see the payout amount and Tracking ID directly in the events list and make approval or decline decisions without opening each request individually.
On the Transfers tab — a Tracking ID column, consistent with the same column already available on the Deposits and Payouts pages. This makes it easier to follow all transfers associated with a particular Tracking ID end-to-end.

Client UI unification

A set of small but practical refinements has been applied across the Web UI to improve consistency and search ergonomics:

Currency search now matches both by alpha code and by full currency name, in every dropdown across the platform.
Wallet search now matches by ID, alpha code, currency name, and label.
The Tag input is now automatically disabled when an x-address is entered for Payouts, Custody Withdrawals, and Swap Withdrawals, preventing invalid combinations.
A Commission is included toggle has been added to Custody wallet withdrawals, matching the behavior already available for Enterprise wallets.
Funds and Settings controls in Swap wallets are now displayed as dedicated square buttons, in line with the rest of the wallet types.

January 20, 2026

New features

Partner program

You can now launch a Partner program for your legal entity and earn from clients who join Coinsbuy through your referral link. For each invited client who signs up with your link, passes KYB, and processes eligible transactions, you receive a fixed percentage of Coinsbuy commissions.

The new Partner program section in the left menu provides a dedicated dashboard to manage referrals and rewards. It shows your current percentage, total bonus, bonus for the previous month, and a detailed Invited partners list with registration dates, KYB status, and per‑client bonuses. Partner rewards are credited once per month based on Coinsbuy commissions from eligible transactions of referred clients.

A new Partner program report is available in the Reports section. You can generate CSV or XLSX reports with bonuses per partner and for all referrals over a selected month or historical period, using the same data that powers the partner dashboard.

Legal documents and contract management

A new Legal documents item has been added to the account menu.

From this page, you can access and check the current version of your Terms & Conditions, as well as previous contract versions associated with your legal entity and jurisdiction.

For new KYB requests, Terms & Conditions are now accepted as an offer agreement during the KYB initiation step instead of requiring a separate bilateral contract.

Android app download

The Coinsbuy Android app is now available directly from the Web UI.

A new Download Android app section has been added to the account menu, redirecting you to the latest APK download location managed by the Android APK registry.

Improvements

Stronger password policy

Password rules have been tightened to improve account security. New passwords must contain at least twelve characters, including at least one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, one digit, and one symbol, and must not contain spaces. You can no longer reuse your previous passwords when changing credentials.

Withdrawal thresholds enhancements

Withdrawal thresholds now give you more control over who approves payouts and how many approvals are required.

For any Merchant or Enterprise wallet, you can set the number of required approvals and choose which roles or specific users act as Approvers. Approver status is shown in wallet access lists, and approvers can review and confirm payout requests on the Events page. This flexible setup can be used as a governance control layer for high‑value transactions when your policies require it.

October 1, 2025

New features

Google ID and Apple ID can now be used for system authentication alongside the existing email login option, providing users with more convenient and secure access methods.

Multi-entity user management

The platform now supports advanced user management capabilities where a single user can be associated with multiple legal entities, each with distinct roles and permissions. Additionally, users can create their own sandboxes, automatically becoming Owners with the ability to initiate KYB processes for their businesses.

BTC Testnet faucet

You can now utilize the Testnet faucet functionality to deposit test funds to your Sandbox wallets. Currently, the BTC testnet faucet is supported.

New callback type

A new Request rejection callback type has been implemented that automatically handles failed payout approvals. This callback triggers when payouts requiring approval — such as those created by users with Withdrawal with approval roles or those exceeding wallet withdrawal thresholds — fail to receive confirmation within the specified timeframe or was manually cancelled by a user with proper rights. Your external system will now receive automatic notifications for these scenarios, eliminating the need for manual payout cancellation due to failed requests.

Blockchain deposit recovery

For Ethereum-like blockchains, a common pool of addresses has been established. Now, when a deposit address is created on any ETH-like blockchain, the system instantly tracks activity associated with that address across all ETH-like blockchains. This feature eliminates the risk of missed transactions.

New currency support

The platform now supports four additional cryptocurrencies:

RLUSD-ETH
USD1-BSC
SAFE-ETH
TRX-SOL

Improvements

Advanced swap operation controls

Two new swap operation settings have been introduced to provide greater control over trading execution. The No slippage setting implements an RFQ (Request for Quote) model with price updates every 5 seconds, executing swap requests only when price thresholds remain stable. The Clients' slippage setting allows users to specify acceptable price deviation percentages, executing trades at the latest price unless the configured slippage threshold is exceeded.

Mode selection is available when creating a new swap operation.

Staff access to Swap wallets

Administrative staff can now be granted access to Swap wallets with full fund control capabilities without requiring specific user role assignments, streamlining operational management and providing greater flexibility in wallet administration.

Streamlined legal entity selection

The Jurisdiction dropdown has been replaced with a more intuitive Legal entity dropdown, significantly improving user experience when managing multiple legal entities within the same jurisdiction and providing clearer organizational structure.

Enhanced pricing accuracy

Deposit calculations now utilize VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) instead of Top-of-the-Book prices, providing more accurate and representative pricing that reflects actual market conditions and trading volumes.

Centralized security management

IP whitelist management has been restructured so that only Owners can configure and manage IP restrictions for all users within their organization, creating a more centralized and secure approach to access control.

Optimized SOL transaction processing

The SOL smart contract has been enhanced to support multiple transaction collections, allowing a single collection transaction to gather funds from up to 10 deposit addresses simultaneously. This optimization significantly reduces operational costs and improves transaction efficiency.

Comprehensive localization enhancement

The platform's internationalization capabilities have been substantially improved through integration with the B2TRANSLATE platform, providing support for additional languages while enhancing translation quality and consistency across the entire user interface.

Currency naming clarification

To prevent confusion with Binance's discontinued BUSD token, BUSD-T-BSC has been renamed to USDT-BSC throughout the interface, ensuring clear identification and reducing potential user errors in currency selection.

August 1, 2025

New features

KYB verification system

We're excited to introduce Know Your Business (KYB) verification, a comprehensive business verification system that enables secure access to Coinsbuy production environment. This major enhancement transforms how businesses onboard and maintain compliance on our platform, providing a seamless path from testing to live operations.

Key features

Jurisdictions

The platform automatically detects jurisdictional requirements based on your country of incorporation, ensuring compliance with local regulations. To maintain ongoing compliance, the system implements periodic re-verification schedules that are clearly displayed in your dashboard.
Streamlined verification process

We've partnered with Sumsub, a leading verification provider, to deliver a secure and efficient KYB process. The system guides you through each verification step with clear instructions and contextual help. If additional documents are required, you can easily upload them through our secure interface. The process is designed to be flexible — you can exit at any point and resume where you left off, with all progress automatically saved.
Status tracking & notifications

Real-time status updates keep you informed throughout the verification journey, from initial submission through final approval. Visual indicators appear throughout the platform when your attention is needed. You'll also receive email notifications for important status changes and document requests, ensuring you never miss critical updates.

Access & security

The KYB section is restricted to users with the Owner role, providing an additional layer of security for sensitive business verification processes. All document handling occurs through encrypted channels, and our compliance-first approach ensures we meet international regulatory standards.

Production environment access is exclusively gated behind successful KYB approval, while the Sandbox environment remains freely available during the verification process. This clear separation ensures you can continue testing and integrating while completing your business verification.

How it works

You can initiate the KYB process any time after account creation, when you gain instant access to our Sandbox environment for testing and integration. When you're ready for production access, simply navigate to the KYB section and add your legal entity by providing basic business information.

The system then guides you through verification with our Sumsub integration, which may include identity verification, document submission, and business legitimacy checks. If our verification partner requests additional information or documents, you'll see clear indicators and instructions for what's needed. Once your verification is approved, you immediately gain access to the production environment with full platform capabilities.

Dual 2FA system

A new dual 2FA system with separate codes for authentication and operations has been implemented to strengthen account security. The system now uses two distinct 2FA codes: the Authentication 2FA that's mandatory for all users and required at every login, and the Authorization 2FA for operations that can be enabled in Profile Settings for sensitive actions like IP whitelist setup, API credentials generation, callback secret generation, and payout confirmation. This layered security approach provides enhanced protection by separating routine access from system operations, ensuring that even if one authentication method is compromised, your most sensitive account functions remain secure.

API v3

The new API v3 is designed to comply with the latest platform updates. Explore our new API guide and update your integrations accordingly, before the deprecated API v2 will be shut down on December 1, 2025.

Improvements

Payout enhancements

Enterprise wallet withdrawals now feature a Commission is included toggle that's automatically enabled when selecting 100% of available funds, clearly indicating that the platform fees will be deducted from the payout amount. The payout confirmation window has been enhanced to display the To be sent amount, providing users with precise information about what the recipient will actually receive.

Address whitelisting for Ripple-like blockchains

Ripple-like blockchains use an additional address tag to identify the recipient of a transaction. When whitelisting addresses on such blockchains, you can now specify the Address tag value along with the regular address.

January 21, 2025

New features

Custody services

With this release, we're excited to introduce our new Custody services, designed to provide secure and efficient storage and management of funds.

Key features:

Secure storage: Custody wallets ensure secure storage and are available only to users with the Owner role, requiring video verification for every withdrawal.
Top ups: Custody wallets can be topped up from your Merchant and Enterprise wallets. The transaction currency must match the currency of the Custody wallet.
Withdrawals: Withdrawals from Custody wallets can be made to Merchant and Enterprise wallets (without currency conversion), as well as to external addresses.
Fees: Accumulated commission is calculated daily, based on the tier percentage of stored funds. The commission is charged monthly and with every withdrawal from the Custody wallet.

Contact your manager to sign an additional agreement and enable the new Custody section in the main menu.

Callbacks

All callbacks sent by the system can now be easily accessed and resent via the Web UI.

Find the new Callback section under the Wallet management menu item.

Internal transfers

A new payout type Internal transfer has been added, allowing you to transfer funds between Merchant wallets if they share the same currency and Owner. These transfers don't incur any fees since they're executed off-chain.

You can find the new Internal transfer option on the Wallet management > Payouts page under the Add new menu.

Custom AML check

From now on, you can configure your own AML check, in addition to built-in verification provided by Coinsbuy. It can be useful if you need to carry out its own set of compliance procedures.

The new AML check section has been added to the Settings page in your profile menu.

Duplicated blockchain deposit event

This newly added event type is triggered when a deposit is made in one currency but subsequently paid in another, resulting in its duplication on another blockchain. The duplicated deposit doesn't inherit the Tracking ID and Callback URL of the original deposit.

With this event, you can manage these parameters to ensure proper tracking of duplicated deposits, eliminating the risk of their loss.

New blockchain integrations

With this release, The Open Network (TON) blockchain has been integrated.

Also, several new coins and stablecoins have been added:

ISO 1029 TON (The Open Network)
ISO 2032 USDT-TON (The Open Network)
ISO 2033 NOT-TON (The Open Network)
ISO 2034 DOGS-TON (The Open Network)
ISO 2035 HMSTR-TON (The Open Network)
ISO 2036 FDUSD-ETH (Ethereum)
ISO 2037 FDUSD-BSC (BNB Smart Chain)
ISO 2038 CATI-TON (The Open Network)
ISO 2039 POL-ETH (Ethereum)
ISO 2315 BTCB-BSC (BNB Smart Chain)

Improvements

The Side collecting funds transfers now always display the ID of the original deposit.
For security purposes, API credentials are now displayed only once when regenerated and will no longer be emailed to the Owner.
When logging in, users who haven't yet enabled IP whitelists will now see a popup reminding them to do so. Remember: IP whitelisting is effective in protecting your accounts and funds. Make sure you and your team members have it enabled.
An information icon has been added to the Resources tab in the wallet details, informing users of the 32 active unstaking transaction limit. When attempting to exceed this limit, a notification will appear.
The links to API docs and Release notes have been added to the Web interface. Access them at any time from your profile menu.

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