DigiByte Wallet v4.0.36
August 17, 2026
Privacy fix, and an important one. Looking up your DigiAsset holdings sent your entire list of wallet addresses to a server. That happened automatically, without you asking for it — which contradicts the wallet’s core promise that your address set stays on your device. That request is gone. Asset holdings are now worked out on-device from the chain, and no code path discloses your addresses without an explicit action from you.
DigiAsset counts are more accurate. The DigiAsset rules say that when you send part of a holding, the remainder is returned to the last output of the transaction. The wallet was not applying that rule, so a partial send could lose track of the balance you kept. It now credits that remainder correctly, and holds asset-bearing outputs out of ordinary DGB spending so an asset can never be spent as a fee by accident. Separately, a stuck send that was re-sent no longer counts its returned amount twice.
Connection quality. The wallet now remembers across restarts which peers turned it away, so it stops re-dialling known-bad nodes every time it starts — while never penalising the trusted filter-serving nodes it depends on.