v0.10.9

• Bug fixes

v0.10.8

• Wallet notifications by email
• Completes Payment Protocol Implementation by sending payment message along the payment transaction
• Updates the builder to work with cordova v4.3.x
• Fixes UX and mobile issues

v0.10.7

• Import a wallet directly from the start screen (for new Copay installation).
• Updates translation.
• Minor bug fixes.

v0.10.6

• Improves animations for page states and modals
• Updates translations
• General bug fixes

v0.10.5

• Improvement in touch responsiveness
• Pre-load some functions in background to speed up the transitions between pages
• Replaces localStorage with fileStorage on iOS and Android
• Minor UX bug fixes

v0.10.4

• Mobile performance improvements
• New notifications system for ChromeApp and mobile devices
• Fixes legacy import on local profiles on ChromeApp
• Tons of UI bug fixes

v0.10.3

• Public release of 0.10 (https://github.com/bitpay/copay/releases/tag/v0.10.0)

v0.10.2

Merge pull request #2505 from cmgustavo/release/v0.10.2

New release v0.10.2

v0.10.1

• Hardware acceleration for animation on mobile devices

v0.10.0

Major rewrite of COPAY to use Bitcore-Wallet-Service (https://github.com/bitpay/bitcore-wallet-service) for copayer's coordination.

Wallet Migration from 0.9 Beta

Wallet format and storage have changed significantly in v0.10 Beta. In v0.10 Beta wallets credentials are only stored on the device. Private keys never leave the device. Cloud storage is not longer supported.

It is possible to migrate v0.9 wallets stored "on the device" or "on the cloud" using the feature provided at "Menu > Add new Wallet > Import v0.9". You need to enter your username or email and password, and Copay will import and migrate your old profile to v0.10 format. You can import from profile more that once on different devices. v0.10 supports accessing your wallet concurrently.

Since wallet's credentials are not longer replicated on any cloud storage it is CRITICAL that you backup your wallet and store it safely. This can be done at "Wallet Home > Settings > Backup". Only one backup per wallet is needed: It is possible to totally recover funds from a wallet having an old backup. You will be asked for a password to protect your backup. When you import it, you will need that password.

In case you have an old Copay backup to recover, you can use the hosted 'legacy' web version at https://copay.io/in/0.9. If you backup is older than 0.9 and it is not compatible with 0.9 (0.7 or older) you need to checkout the corresponding version (https://github.com/bitpay/copay/releases) and hosted locally to recover it.