Ecash Breaches the App Store as Fedimint Hits iOS
Justin announces the launch of Ecash App across iOS, Android, and desktop platforms—bringing transparent Chaumian federation custody to mobile hardware alongside major updates from Amethyst and Coracle.
The release arrived without fanfare but marks a quiet watershed for decentralized custody: Ecash App is now live in Apple's App Store and Google Play, giving mobile users a native, feature-rich Fedimint wallet on iOS, Android, macOS, and Linux. As developer Justin announced: Big news! Ecash App is now available for iOS! Ecash App is a feature-rich, transparent Fedimint wallet, now available on iOS, Android, Linux, and macOS.
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Ecash App, originally published to Zapstore before clearing mainstream store reviews, packages federation discovery, multi-mint accounting, and Lightning gateway settlements behind a minimalist interface. The expansion to iOS brings Chaumian privacy into Apple's ecosystem without custodial compromises.
The mobile milestone coincided with substantial updates across the native Nostr client ecosystem. Vitor Pamplona released Amethyst v1.16.0, expanding the client's scope while aggressively shedding binary weight: Amethyst v1.16.0: My Fitness, BOLT12 Payments, and a Leaner Core
(source). The release integrates BOLT12 offers directly into profile payment rails with automatic fallback to BOLT11, fixes Blossom server uploads, trims roughly 40 MB from distributed builds, and introduces a dedicated training dashboard drawing from both Android Health Connect and kind 1301 telemetry events.
On the web and desktop side, hodlbod published Coracle version 0.6.37 (source). Rebuilt atop Welshman 0.10, the release brings end-to-end encrypted file attachments in direct messages, per-account event caching, social preview tags, and user toggles for link previews to minimize client bandwidth.