More control from deposit to send

Sign in, send and receive money, review activity and investments, manage your account, and reach support from the browser.

The rebuilt flow scans supported balances across Ethereum, Base, Polygon, and Arbitrum, lets you choose an amount and network, then guides the transaction with secure handoffs, time estimates, live progress, and clearer notifications.

Browse supported assets by category, then open localized detail pages with current prices, market statistics, tokenized versions, and interactive 1D, 1W, 1M, and 1Y charts. Market data depends on upstream availability.

The web account follows your saved language preference across the signed-in experience.

The web sidebar and More menu now let you add, switch, and manage multiple signed-in accounts in one session.

Turn a recent recipient into a contact without leaving the send flow, then record the stablecoin they prefer to receive.

Use system, light, dark, or Night Shift settings to make Fiber comfortable throughout the day.

Customers who qualify can track the countdown after depositing $100 and holding that balance for 30 days, with clear phone-verification and paused-balance states. Terms and eligibility apply.

The production web app can register a passkey from app.fiber.so, and the public site now serves the association files that let iOS and Android share Fiber credentials.

Activity and notifications now preserve the correct asset name, icon, quantity, symbol, and decimal precision, including when an address arrives with different capitalization.

Fiber now handles bridge state more defensively and waits for settlement to propagate before starting dependent work.

A completed web transfer keeps its receipt when you go back, go forward, or reload.

The web recovery path keeps the right account active and signs out only when no fallback account remains.

Destination-aware routing now prevents a send from taking an incompatible delivery path.

The wallet flow keeps a rescan action available after a scan and avoids offering wrapped-native balances already used by the current deposit session.

The mobile trade flow hides the issuer picker when it is not relevant to a sale.

Swaps now use black, unsigned amounts instead of gain or loss styling.

One-time-code autofill, keyboard handling, clipped headlines, and the device-approval footer now behave more consistently on compact screens.

Total net worth now combines cash and investments, an expandable breakdown explains the total, and empty or pending states give the next useful action.

Pending items stay visible, filters have a dedicated Activity screen, and completed trades can open the asset and its recent price chart.

The recipient picker stays on its own page while amount and confirmation move into a focused modal with real avatars and a warning before every wallet send.

Denser charts, a clearer trade ticket, and consistent quote-loading feedback make the path from research to order easier to read.

Sensitive actions present clearer verification methods, and the redesigned approval flow keeps recovery controls visible.

Animated values and steadier transitions make changing totals easier to follow while preserving the exact number.

An asset directory, connected privacy education, improved comparison layouts, persistent appearance controls, cleaner English URLs, and this changelog create clearer paths into the product.

The rolling 30-day signup count is fetched from Fiber’s public API and falls back to a pending state if the data is unavailable or invalid.

The analytics preference prompt no longer interrupts a visit, while form inputs and personal-data URL parameters remain masked.