Changelog

Vezgo now supports Hyperliquid. Users connect by pasting their wallet address — read-only, with nothing to install and nothing to approve.

Wealthsimple Crypto now connects through Wealthsimple's official OAuth. Users sign in on Wealthsimple's own page and approve read-only access, rather than entering their Wealthsimple credentials into Connect.

Vezgo is now an approved OKX OAuth broker. Users authorize on OKX's own page and come back connected — no API key, secret or passphrase to create and paste.

Webhook deliveries now come from a small, fixed set of static IP addresses instead of a changing range, so they can be allowlisted on a firewall or ingress. Each delivery also carries a new x-client-id header holding your client app id.

Connecting an account that is already linked to a user has always been rejected with 409 Conflict. That response now carries existing_institution_id, so you can point the user at the account they already have.

On EVM chains, a transaction's native amount is now negative when the connected wallet sent it, and positive otherwise. This corrects the direction reported for swaps.

Vezgo now supports Sui. Users connect by pasting their address — read-only, with nothing to install and nothing to approve.

Everything that moves in a single on-chain transaction is now reported as one Vezgo transaction, grouped by its hash, instead of one transaction per movement.

Vezgo now supports TON, listed as Gram (Toncoin). Users connect by pasting their wallet address — read-only, with nothing to install and nothing to approve.

Vezgo now supports Hedera. Users connect with their account id — read-only, with nothing to install and nothing to approve.

Vezgo now supports Coinbase Prime, Coinbase's institutional custody and trading platform. Users connect with a Prime Access Key, Signing Key and Passphrase — a read-only View key is enough.

Vezgo now supports Swyftx. Users connect with a Swyftx API key — read-only, with nothing to install and nothing to approve.

The Binance connector now covers every major wallet type on the account, rather than spot alone — roughly six times the data it returned before.

OKX now returns transaction history for spot and staking.

Vezgo now supports Stellar. Users connect by pasting their address.

Trezor hardware wallets now connect through Trezor Connect, the same way Ledger connects through Ledger Live.

Vezgo now supports Arbitrum, the Ethereum Layer 2. Users connect by pasting their address.

Binance Auto-Invest accounts — recurring purchases on a schedule — are now returned, along with their transactions.

Order data for Binance — both live and historical — is now available on demand, so open orders can be read rather than inferred from filled trades.

BitMart now returns transactions alongside balances and positions, for spot wallets.