More markets, referral rewards, and clearer investing

MRVL, AMD, AVGO, SNDK, and LLY are now available as tokenized stocks through supported xStocks and Ondo routes. Each listing includes localized company context and the same issuer choice used across Fiber’s stock catalog.

Fiber now gives you a personal referral link and a tracker for pending and qualified rewards. When a friend joins through your link, verifies their phone number, and completes a deposit within 30 days, they earn $25 and you earn $25. Terms and eligibility apply.

Your personal link now has a dark-on-white QR code on web and mobile. The same URL powers scanning, copying, and sharing, so every route leads to the same invitation.

Shaking an iPhone opens Feedback and captures the screen you were viewing. Choose Report a problem to attach that image, or close the menu to discard it. If capture fails, Feedback still opens without an attachment.

The web account now saves the profile you are using before opening another sign-in. Older browser sessions are carried into the account switcher instead of being replaced.

Share quantities at or above 0.01 now show up to two decimal places. Smaller positions keep their first visible digits, so activity stays readable without hiding a real fractional amount.

Rolling net-worth and earn values now clip inside their own number slots, preventing fractional digits from stacking or painting over the earning summary.

Fiber now rejects a quote when its execution unexpectedly requires an unsupported source-chain asset. Other registered trading venues can still return an eligible route.

If a qualifying deposit is already complete, verifying the referred phone number now rechecks both rewards immediately instead of waiting for the daily fallback.

A feedback-update push, in-app notification, or email link now opens that exact report instead of dropping you at the full request list.

The web Invest balance now shows its dollar and percentage change for 1D, 1M, 3M, 1Y, and Max. The line follows the selected range, stays private when balances are hidden, and remains stable while the next range loads.

Available to buy now labels the asset catalog, while Holdings names the positions already in your portfolio. The distinction is available in English, Spanish, and French.

The mobile trade screen now shows the selected venue’s expected-to-minimum output gap as Slippage tolerance. Fixed route costs no longer look like price slippage.

Web activity can now distinguish a protected price move, unavailable liquidity, and a provider or network interruption. The message also confirms that the assets remain in your private balance.

Reward entries now use a gift icon, a Referral reward label, and a private-balance caption without naming the other person or the funding account.

A shorter homepage opening puts Fiber’s stablecoin account, privacy, non-custodial control, and current sign-up offer before the supporting detail.

The pricing page now uses plainer headings, less repeated copy, and consistent contrast across its navigation, fee schedule, calls to action, and fine print in both light and dark mode.

Fiber now limits repeated requests and guesses for email and phone verification codes. If the limit is reached, the sign-in screen explains that you need to wait before trying again.

If App lock is on and Face ID or fingerprint access becomes unavailable, Fiber now blocks signing instead of silently turning the protection off. Access resumes when device biometrics work again.