Changelog

Bybit now returns transaction history across Spot (Classic), Unified and Contract accounts.

The Cardano connector has been rebuilt for stability and reliability, and is ready for full use.

The Connect flow has been redesigned — the same steps, a cleaner look — and a dark theme is now available.

Exchanges name the same activity differently — one calls it a trade, another a swap, another a conversion — which makes tax and accounting work painful. A new transaction_subtype field normalises those names across connectors.

Trezor and XUMM can now be connected as manual wallets, for tracking where assets are held.

Vezgo now supports Uphold, a centralised exchange for currencies, precious metals and crypto.

The WalletConnect integration now uses WalletConnect 2.0, through which end users can connect over 250 wallets. The name of the wallet a user connected through WalletConnect is now reported too.

The XRP Ledger connector now returns transaction history, completing a connector that previously returned balances and positions only.

Vezgo now supports Bitcoin Cash. Users connect by pasting their address.

Staked assets held on centralised exchanges are now returned alongside spot holdings, so a customer's staked position is no longer invisible.

Vezgo now supports Ledger Live, so a Ledger hardware wallet can be connected through the Ledger Live app rather than by finding each public address by hand.

The JavaScript SDK now runs on Deno as well as Node, and its source is open for anyone to read or contribute to.

A SyncError webhook is now posted to your endpoint whenever an account fails to sync, so a broken connection surfaces without you polling for it.

Transactions now carry a transaction_hash field — the on-chain identifier for the movement, which can be looked up in a block explorer.

Wallet objects now carry the name of the blockchain the wallet belongs to, so a multi-chain connection no longer requires inferring the chain from the address format.

Connected Binance accounts can now be watched in real time: a websocket listens for activity and posts a webhook with the new transaction data as it happens, instead of waiting for a scheduled or manual sync.

Bitfinex now returns transaction data alongside the balances and positions already supported.

Bitrue now returns transaction data alongside balances and positions.

Vezgo now supports CoinDCX, an Indian exchange. Users connect with an API key.

The Crypto.com Exchange connector has been rebuilt for stability and fuller transaction history.