Dear friends,
We are excited to introduce the new v3.3 update. This release features support for Laravel 8, a tagging system for requests, a revamped X19 module, and minor improvements...
Merchant Settings
In this update, we have significantly expanded merchant and auto-payout settings.
New features in merchants include:
- Daily request limit (per merchant)
- Max payment amount per request
- Payment amount tolerance
- Daily Volume
- Ability to enable the "Cancel Request" button in the merchant portal
New features added to auto payouts:
- Disable the manual payout request button
X19 Module
This update introduces request logging and several new validations
- Bitcoin
- Bitcoin Cash
- PayPal
- Skrill
- EasyPay
Fixes and Improvements
- Now, when enabling the "Maintenance Mode" feature, only the client control panel will be active.
- A new option has been added in system settings to select a DDOS protection system (for proxying client IP addresses).
- The multilingual module has been updated.
- It is now possible to add custom tags to requests (+ the ability to display tags in the request list).
- Webmoney payments now allow you to specify your payment ID (with additional parameter binding functionality).
- ADGroup module has been updated.
- Random account selection option added for currencies. (This feature has been moved from the Payment Details section)
- Weekly account display limit removed from Payment Details.
- Payment Details now include notifications when set account display limits are exceeded.
- An email template notifying users about their details being added to the blacklist has been introduced (can be disabled in settings).
- Backup manager has been disabled.
- A new feature allows completely disabling parsing from BestChange.
- Added the "Users Online" widget
- Review permissions can now be set: all users or only authorized users.
- Added option to recalculate application based on time
- Laravel updated to version 8
- Angular updated to the latest version
- Fixed previously identified minor script errors.
