Stack Wallet

This commit adds a new 'Resume' card to the ShopInBit tickets screen. It lets a user continue paying for an unfinished car-research order if the invoice is still live, or restart the fee step if the invoice has expired. There is no security-relevant change visible in the diff.

This commit adds three new data fields to the app's local database to support a 'car research retry' feature for ShopInBit tickets. It also makes the app clear the ticket table if the database schema no longer matches, and makes ticket listing silently return an empty list on errors. There is no obvious security bug, but the broad error catching could hide unrelated database problems from users.

This commit adds new user-interface screens for buying gift cards through a third-party service called CakePay inside the Stack Wallet app. It lets users browse cards, enter an email, agree to terms, create an order, choose a cryptocurrency to pay with, and send the payment from one of their wallets. The changes are mostly UI wiring; they do not obviously fix or introduce a security vulnerability on their own, but they do handle money, email addresses, and external web links, so the implementation quality matters.

This commit is a minor user-interface fix for the desktop ShopinBit settings page. It wraps the settings content in a scrollable view so it fits on smaller screens and replaces visual divider lines with simple spacing. There is no security relevance.

This commit updates the Stack Wallet app's ShopinBit integration. It removes the 'delivery country' field for travel purchases, pre-fills the user's display name from saved settings, and adds a new settings page option to edit that display name. There is no clear security fix here; it appears to be a routine feature/UX update.

This commit fixes a bug in Stack Wallet's ShopInBit feature where country names containing special characters (like 'Åland Islands') were being corrupted when sent to a server. The fix replaces the full country name with the two-letter ISO country code in the request description, preventing the corruption. This is a data-integrity bug rather than a traditional security vulnerability, but it could cause orders to be submitted with unreadable or incorrect destination country information.

This commit adds a new travel-booking form to the Stack Wallet app's ShopinBit feature and makes a few small UI and business-rule tweaks. It is a routine feature patch: it does not fix a security vulnerability, introduce obvious malicious behavior, or change cryptography or authentication code. The only notable change is that the fallback fee shown to users for a car-research payment was raised from 50.00 EUR to 223.00 EUR, which is a product/business decision rather than a security issue.

This commit is a routine user-interface update for the ShopinBit feature in Stack Wallet. It changes branding text, adds a first-time setup dialog for desktop users, improves dialog scrolling and navigation, and renames 'My tickets' to 'My requests'. There is no indication of any security fix or vulnerability being addressed.

This commit is a routine bug-fix and UI update for the ShopInBit integration in Stack Wallet. It changes how users pick a cryptocurrency to pay with, stops the app from making API calls that fail with a '403 forbidden' error for car-research tickets, and makes sure a customer key is loaded before those API calls. There is no clear security vulnerability being fixed; the changes appear to be functional improvements and error handling.

This commit is a routine feature update for the ShopinBit shopping integration inside Stack Wallet. It adds category-specific form fields (concierge and car-research requests), separates delivery and billing addresses, and updates the displayed research fee from €50 to €223. There is no clear security bug in the diff itself, but the large UI refactor introduces more places where user input is collected and sent to the ShopinBit backend, so input handling and backend trust should be watched.

This commit adds new user-facing features for the ShopinBit service inside the Stack Wallet app: a first-time setup screen that generates and displays a customer recovery key, a persistent display name, the ability to save that you've accepted service guidelines, and an optional separate billing address when entering shipping details. There is no indication in the commit that these changes fix a security bug or introduce a security vulnerability.

This commit is a simple rebranding and wording update for the ShopinBit feature inside the Stack Wallet app. It changes the displayed name from 'ShopInBit' to 'ShopinBit' and replaces the word 'ticket' with 'request' in user-facing labels. There are no security-relevant code changes.

This commit fixes the mobile back-button behavior and the payment flow for a car-research feature inside the Stack Wallet app. It changes how the app figures out the payment amount (reading it from a BIP21 payment URI instead of an API field that no longer exists) and adds a 'PAY NOW' button that can launch the wallet's own send screen. There is no clear security bug being patched; it looks like a routine functional fix for a partner integration.

This commit adds a new user interface for paying a car-research fee through the ShopInBit service. It replaces a simple local placeholder with a real API integration: users pick a billing country, the app creates an invoice via the backend, shows a QR code/payment address, polls for payment status, and records the order locally once paid. There is nothing in the diff that looks like a security vulnerability.

This commit is a routine user-experience update for the ShopInBit shopping feature. It re-enables a category-selection screen that had been skipped, resets the category choice when that screen opens, and adds a clearer placeholder message when the user is requesting a car. There is no security-relevant change.

This commit is a routine user-interface polish for the ShopinBit shopping feature. It tweaks text link font sizes, adjusts a country dropdown position so it no longer overlaps an input field, fixes checkbox alignment, and swaps a services icon from an outline to a solid version. There are no security-relevant changes.

This commit changes where the app goes when a user taps the back button on two ShopInBit screens. Previously, the back button would simply go to the previous screen; now it jumps back to a specific starting screen (the services list or the tickets list). It also wraps the screens in a Flutter widget that prevents the system's own back gesture from doing anything other than the custom navigation. There is no security issue here—this is purely a user-experience navigation fix.

This commit fixes UI layout and navigation bugs in the Firo masternode registration flow for desktop and mobile. It removes an unnecessary visual wrapper on desktop, simplifies a button text style, and—most importantly—corrects the post-transaction navigation so the masternode creation screen appears properly on desktop inside a dialog and on mobile via page navigation. It also removes a special-case refresh for Firo wallets, treating all wallets the same after sending. There is no direct security vulnerability visible in the diff; it reads as a routine UI/UX bug fix.

This commit is a routine user-interface refactor for the Stack Wallet desktop app. It moves the existing ShopInBit service page into a new container so the app can show both 'Services' and 'Gift Cards' tabs. No security-sensitive logic was added or changed; the code that opens web links and starts shopping dialogs is copied unchanged into a new file.

This commit fixes two user-interface bugs in the Stack Wallet app's ShopInBit payment flow. First, it prevents the app from crashing or showing a confusing error dialog if the user navigates away while a transaction is being broadcast. Second, it correctly displays the token symbol (for example, a stablecoin ticker) on the desktop send-confirmation screen. There is no indication these changes address a security vulnerability.

This commit changes the Stack Wallet app so that when it fetches the list of supported countries from the ShopInBit service, it no longer sends the user's authentication token with the request. It also tidies up how login credentials are formatted before being sent. The main security-relevant change is removing unnecessary authentication from a public metadata endpoint, which reduces the risk that the user's token could be leaked or logged if that endpoint is compromised or misbehaves.

This commit changes a desktop cryptocurrency wallet's send confirmation dialog so it can display a custom token ticker (for tokens built on a coin) instead of always showing the base coin's ticker. The title says it removes a tokenTicker parameter, but the code actually adds one. The change is mostly a UI label fix and does not appear to alter how transactions are authorized, signed, or sent.

This commit fixes the ShopInBit payment feature so it can correctly pay with USDT (an Ethereum token) instead of only supporting Bitcoin and Monero. It also adds a 'check for payment' button when the user has no compatible wallet, and makes several UI labels and navigation fixes. There is no clear security vulnerability in the diff; it is a feature/bug-fix patch.

This commit adds a new settings page for a third-party shopping feature called ShopInBit. It lets users generate, view, copy, and restore a 'customer key' used to identify them to the ShopInBit service. The change is mostly user-interface wiring and does not, on its own, appear to fix or introduce a security vulnerability. It does surface a sensitive-looking key in the UI and allows it to be copied to the system clipboard, which could matter if the key is later shown to be a secret, but the commit itself does not change how that key is stored or generated.

This commit simply adds a new 'Services' menu item to the bottom navigation bar in the mobile wallet view. It lets users open an existing screen called ServicesView. There is no security-relevant change in the code shown.