For Deposit Wallets, you might want to generate the same set of deposit addresses across multiple EVM chain Hot Deposit Wallets. This is handled automatically by the Liminal Derivation Path Strategy that will generate the same addresses for different EVM protocols provided they have the same wallet sequence.

The Derivation Path Strategy has undergone certain changes recently. A complete guide on the Derivation Path Strategy and Recovering Private Keys Using Root Private Key is now available here.

The following API reference docs are recently updated:

• Create an RSA key - Updated the API description.
• Import MPC shard - Updated the API description.
• Retrieve a wallet balance - Updated the API description and response body schema.
• Retrieve a list of addresses - Updated the API description.
• Retrieve an address - Updated the API description.
• Retrieve an address balance - Updated the API description and response body schema.
• Create transaction requests (v1 wallet) - Updated the request body schema.
• Retrieve a transaction - Updated the API description and rresponse body schema.
• Retrieve a list of transactions - Updated the API description, request body and response body schema.
• Retrieve pending transactions - Updated the API description and response body.
• Retrieve a transaction status - Updated the API description and response body parameter descriptions.
• Retrieve transaction gas fee and rates - Updated the coin enum in the request body.
• Consolidate wallet assets - Updated the response body parameter descriptions.
• Resend EVM-chain transactions - Updated the request body parameters. Also updated the response body parameter descriptions.
• Resend a Bitcoin transaction - Updated the request body structure.
• Update a transaction status - Updated the response body schema.
• Retrieve a list of Travel Rule transactions - Updated the response body schema.
• Retrieve a Travel Rule transaction by ID - Updated the response body schema.

Funds from smart contracts into any Liminal wallet are not processed automatically. Liminal enforces the address whitelisting process to ensure safety of your asset transfers. To learn more, see Whitelist smart contract addresses.

Liminal offers staking services to your self-custody organisation in Liminal Vaults. You can further offer this service to your customers. To get an idea on how to offer staking services to customers via your exchange app, see Offer staking services to your customers.

A new document is added which contains details of the environments that Liminal provides to the organisations for testing and live financial operations. To learn more, see Liminal environments.

An overview document of Liminal Express APIs is added which consists of information about API reference pages, API authorisation, webhooks, and API tryouts. To learn more, see Liminal Express APIs.

A new API is added to Liminal Express which is used to validate the address format of one or more destination addresses. To learn more, see Verify addresses.

The Ledger Live software has the updated Bitcoin application—Bitcoin Legacy. It supports Miniscript—a language that makes Bitcoin Script more expressive. To install Bitcoin Legacy, see Update for Bitcoin transaction on Ledger.

Binance has officially discontinued the BNB Beacon Chain as of 19 November 2024. Asset recovery will be available starting December 3, 2024. To learn more, see the Recover your BNB Beacon chain assets.

Staking in blockchain allows you to lock up crypto assets to help secure the network and earn rewards over time. Liminal has partnered with Figment to participate in proof-of-stake systems to validate transactions on your behalf. To learn more, see Stake Cardano assets in Liminal Vaults.