Changelog

v.1.9.0 - 2020-03-27
New Features
XLM (Stellar) Support
XAUT (Tether Gold) Support
v.1.8.0 - 2020-01-28
New Features
USD Coin (USDC) Support
LEOcoin (LEO) Support
Delete Wallet
DELETE /vault/wallet
Users can now delete their own wallets.
Must pass the id of the wallet (wallet_id) in the request body
Example:
{
    wallet_id: 1
}
​
Simple Withdraw
POST /vault/{wallet_name}/withdraw/simple
Same functionality as POST /vault/{wallet_name}/withdraw but with better body data structure
Body includes data which is a single object with address, amount, and meta and an optional fee
Example:
{
    data: {
        address: 'string',
        amount: 0.001,
        meta: {
            tag: 'string'
        }
    },
    fee: 'string'
}
Batch Withdraw
POST /vault/{wallet_name}/withdraw/batch
Users can now perform multiple withdrawals to different addresses
Only works with BTC and BCH
Body includes data which is an array of objects with the individual withdrawal addresses and amounts and an optional fee. 
Example:
{
    data: [
        {
            address: 'string',
            amount: 0.001
        },
        ...
    ],
    fee: 'string'
}
Endpoints added:
POST /vault/{wallet_name}/withdraw/simple
POST /vault/{wallet_name}/withdraw/batch
DELETE /vault/wallet
v.1.7.0 - 2019-12-16
New Features
Dai (DAI) Support
Maker (MKR) Support
v.1.6.0 - 2019-12-12
New Features
Monero (XMR) support
Only available for business wallets
Requires a special setup process
v.1.5.0 - 2019-11-25
New Features
BCH support now available
Single address support
Users can now choose between creating a single address wallet and multi address wallet. Single address wallets cannot generate new addresses.
Endpoints added
GET /vault/{wallet_name}/address/new
Same functionality as GET /vault/{wallet_name}/address
Changes
Endpoint changes
POST /vault/wallet
Added type field to body object that specifies the type of wallet being created. Can be one of single or multi. Default value is multi. 
GET /vault/{wallet_name}/address
Changed to GET /vault/{wallet_name}/address/new
v.1.4.0 - 2019-11-13
New Features
Check wallet name availability
Users can now check to see if a wallet name is available by using GET /vault/{wallet_name}/check.
See available Vault coins
Users can now see all the available coins on Vault using GET /vault/coins. 
Filter wallets by name
Users can now filter wallet queries by a name.
GET /vault/user/wallets now has a name query parameter. Vault will return all wallets with names that include the name value.
Endpoints added
GET /vault/{wallet_name}/check 
GET /vault/coins 
New coins are supported
HollaEx (HEX)
USD Tether (USDT)
Changes
Endpoint changes
GET /vault/user/wallets
Added a name query parameter
v.1.3.0 - 2019-10-31
New Features
Withdrawal fee customization
Users can now specify the transaction fee of a withdrawal.
In the meta tag of POST /vault/{wallet_name}/withdraw, there is an added field called fee where users can choose to add an optimal, low, or min 
optimal: Recommended fee required to make the withdrawal
low: Low priority fee
min: Lowest possible fee
Example:
"meta": {
    "fee": <optiomal, low, min>
}
By default, Vault uses the optimal fee if users don't add a fee field
Fees can only be one of these three values and a fully custom fee is not allowed. The lower the fee, the longer it could take for it to be confirmed on the blockchain so we recommend using optimal fee.
Maximum withdrawal amount
Users can now choose to withdraw the total amount for a wallet
The amount field in the body of a POST /vault/{wallet_name}/withdraw request is now optional. To withdraw the total amount in the wallet, either omit the amount field or set it as 0. 
Address filtering for transactions
Users can now filter transactions by their associated addresses.
GET /vault/{wallet_name}/transactions now takes an address query parameter. Set this parameter as an address to filter the request.
Rejected transactions
A is_rejected field has been added to transactions which indicates whether or not the transaction was rejected by the blockchain.
A rejected transaction is final and means that it has failed.
Changes
Endpoint changes
base path /v0 updated to /v1
/v0 is still supported but users should use /v1 going forward.
POST /vault/{wallet_name}/withdraw
Added a fee field in the meta tag where users can choose a withdrawal fee.
amount field is now optional and can be omitted or set to 0 to indicate a maximum withdrawal.
GET /vault/{wallet_name}/transactions
Added address query parameter that filters transactions by address.
v.1.2.0 - 2019-10-08
New Features
Vault now listens for both testnet and mainet transactions on the blockchain and sends notification for all coins in both environments
Ethereum ERC20 contracts are now connected and fully supported
Previously, XRP wallets with lower than 20xrp displayed an error for their balances. This has been fixed and the wallets now show 0 if they have less than 20xrp.
20xrp is required to start an XRP wallet on the blockchain.
Changes
Endpoint Changes
/vault/transaction/status && /dash/vault/transaction/status
Added a new query parameter is_testnet. It is a boolean variable and specifies if the transaction being checked was on the testnet or not. The default value is false.
vault/webhook/test
 Request body now has a is_testnet field that specifies if the transaction being checked was on the testnet or not. The default value is false.
1.1.0 - 2019-09-30
New Features
Added a new meta attribute to the body being sent withPOST /vault/:wallet_name/withdraw . It is an optional attribute that is an object where a user can send additional variables with a withdraw request. For example, XRP withdrawals require a tag value. Users can send this tag  within the meta attribute.
Example: 
[
    {
        "address": "string",
        "amount": 0.1,
        "meta": {
            "tag": 901224830
        }
    }
]
1.0.0 - 2019-09-24
New Features
Master Wallet Address
Every wallet will have a master address that holds all funds deposited to either the master address directly or to any of its child addresses. 
The lifecycle of a deposit made to a child address is as follows:
Deposit is made to the address
Deposit is waiting to be confirmed on the blockchain
Once confirmed, the funds will wait to be swept to the master wallet
All deposits made to child addresses will eventually be transferred to the master address through a process called a sweep. A sweep is when Vault transfers all blockchain-confirmed funds in child addresses to the master address.
Every sweep is considered an additional transaction and will have an associated transaction fee. Sweeps are performed every minute.
There will be rare cases in which a deposit made to an address is confirmed on the blockchain but not swept to the master address. In this case, the wallet owner should make a GET request to /vault/transaction/status with the currency, transaction_id, and address of the deposit as query parameters. Vault will check the blockchain to confirm the deposit and sweep the funds to the master address.
Learn more in the Advance Guide.
Endpoints Added
GET /vault/{wallet_name}/master 
Get the master address for wallet_name
GET /vault/{wallet_name}/balance 
Get the balance on the master address for wallet_name
GET /vault/transaction/status
Have Vault check the status of a transaction. If confirmed on the blockchain, Vault will sweep the funds to the master address. Query parameters currency, transaction_id, address required.
Changes
api-key and api-secret are now called key and secret, respectively. They are still required in the header for authorization purposes. 
Endpoints Changed
POST /vault/{wallet_name}/withdraw
Originally required a JSON object within the body.
Now requires an array of JSON objects. 
This endpoint will eventually allow multiple withdrawals to be made within a single blockchain transaction. For now, it only performs the first withdrawal JSON object in the array.
currency is no longer required in the JSON object.
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