B2Broker, a prominent figure in the FX and crypto markets, has just launched a critical update for its B2Core iOS application. Version 1.18.0 focuses on making the user’s journey smoother and more efficient while introducing some exciting new features and fixing the old bugs.
In this update, you’ll find:
This new update highlights B2Core’s ongoing promise to its users: to provide top-notch service and sterling performance.
The latest update introduces a redesigned Dashboard screen. The ‘Last Transactions’ widget brings all transactions and activities to a single location. The Profile and Settings options have also been moved to the Dashboard from the Tab bar, making profile management simpler. The B2Core team has also added creative animations and user-friendly enhancements for a more engaging user experience.
The Activity function, new to this release, equips users with a simple and fast way to view and manage their full transactional history. Users can quickly copy or share any transaction information. Clear visual signals make tracking operations easier.
The updated B2Core iOS app brings major modifications to the Deposit and Withdraw interfaces. The new features allow users to set a default withdrawal sum for quick future transactions.
The QR Code interface has also been enhanced, enabling easy copying and sharing, simplifying the crypto invoice creation process. Unnecessary configurations have been removed from the Deposit and Withdraw sections, ensuring a smoother transactional experience.
Along with new features, the latest B2Core version delivers minor enhancements across the application. The Profile Settings interface and Device Management screen have received aesthetic upgrades. The Deposit & Withdraw icons and banner colours have also been redesigned for a more visually pleasing experience.
The Helpdesk interface has also been improved. Users can now give feedback on resolved queries, improving communication with the support team. A new filtering pop-up in the Wallets section offers advanced fund management options. Also, the auto-save feature during registration speeds up future log-ins.
In its commitment to flawless performance, B2Core has also addressed several bugs in the new version, such as the password mismatch, reset password email, and 2FA confirmation reusing issues. They’ve also fixed the problem with the incorrect direction in the Funds screens dropdown, the Funds tab issue, and log-out problems for iOS 16.2.
With a firm foothold in the trading ecosystem, B2Broker’s B2Core is designed to bring operational efficiency and innovation to the forefront, whether for a small firm or a large-scale organization. The latest iOS app update, with its redesigned interfaces and novel features, is a testament to this commitment. It doesn’t merely simplify the basics of crypto exchange and Forex brokerage; it elevates them, offering robust administrative solutions and comprehensive user-focused features.
As users enjoy a smoother iOS app experience, they can look forward to future updates with the introduction of the cTrader and B2Trader modules on the horizon.
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