Dash Wallet 6.4.3

• Fix Paper Wallet Sweep Crash. This crash resulted from an invalid response due to a recently updated electrum server that the app uses to get information about the paper wallet. The fix allowed for failure from that electrum server and then the app would try the insight and other block explorers.
• Reduces the likelyhood of slow sending. Users of slower phones noted that the send screen was taking longer to close, which means that the sending process appeared to be taking longer. Sometimes, the recipient would receive the Dash before the app would indicate that the Dash was successfully sent. Many reasons were found for this issue. In this update, the app was optimized in how it handled processing of the large amount of data related to InstantSend verification.

Known Issues:

1. If the app has a balance and is not used for 4 weeks and the phone is rebooted or the app is upgraded, it will display a message in the android notification list that mentions that uninstalling the app will result in a loss of funds if it is not backed up. Additionally, it tells the user they can donate their Dash to the Dash Wallet project. This is a legacy message that was left in from the times when this app was independently managed by HashEngineering. References to donations will be removed in the next release.
2. There are some crashes related to the send screen in cases where the exchange rate or fiat value are not available. This will be fixed in the next release.
3. Krip phones and other similar low memory phones may experience delays on various screens of the app, including the send screen (see slow sending above). Additionally, these types of devices may have difficulty logging into Uphold due to a webpage using too much memory. Krip phones will also have random crashes that the user will not see when they are using the app, though they may be notified of the crash when they start the app.