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ioPay 5.8 adds network proxy options, improves WalletConnect and Polymarket, and introduces alerts for staking delegates with low self-stake. The release covers both connection settings and staking information, with bug fixes and stability improvements alongside them.
Network Proxy: Default or Custom
Proxy Setup now lets you use an ioPay default proxy or add a custom proxy. You can choose the default option or provide your own configuration, depending on the setup you want to use.
The scope is specific: only traffic from the DApp Browser uses the proxy. It is not a proxy for all wallet traffic or for other apps on your device. On iOS, this feature requires iOS 17 or later.
If you’re reviewing connection settings for browsing DApps, Proxy Setup is where these new options are available.
WalletConnect and Polymarket Improvements
This version also improves WalletConnect and the Polymarket experience. WalletConnect changes relate to connecting ioPay with applications, while Polymarket changes continue the prediction market experience available through the wallet.
These improvements are separate from the new proxy configuration. You do not need to treat them as one combined feature when reviewing what has changed in this release.
Low Self-Stake Alerts for Staking Delegates
When reviewing staking options, you can now identify delegates with low self-stake through the new alerts. The signal concerns the delegate’s own stake, rather than the amount you personally plan to delegate.
These are staking delegate alerts. They do not describe the health of a network proxy, and they are not part of Proxy Setup.
Bug Fixes and Stability
Alongside these additions, ioPay 5.8 fixes known bugs and improves app stability.
Update ioPay to access the new settings and latest improvements.
