Release 2.27: Added Wallet Restore: Mnemonic Phrase

Added the ability to restore a wallet using a mnemonic phrase

Now you have the opportunity not only to create a wallet, but also to restore it the first time you log in. This can be done using a mnemonic phrase. In this case, the wallet recovery process can be configured using certain parameters, and you can also view the recovery results. If necessary, the result can be downloaded in a file format with detailed information for a more convenient and in-depth analysis.

Added a new method to the Public API - Adresses\Get

Now you can get information about the balance and other data at the address using the request API. To do this, you need to send a request to the API indicating the address and public key. If the address exists for the specified public key, you will receive information about the full and withdrawable balance, wallet, note, creation date, last transaction date, number of incoming and outgoing transactions.
This method increases the possibilities of integrating BitHide with external services.

Added Public API method - QueuedTotalCount

Now you have the opportunity to find out how many transactions are currently in the queue waiting for execution using the new query API.

This allows you to estimate how loaded the system is at the moment. If the queue is large (there are many transactions in it), then your transaction may take longer to complete. You can use this information to estimate the execution time of your transaction.

Added the ability to configure the interval for sending transactions

Now you can set the interval (in milliseconds) between transaction processing in the BitHide server settings. This will allow you, if necessary, to reduce the speed of transaction processing depending on your needs. For example, you can set an interval to reduce the load on the system and extend the total time to send a transaction.