Releases: toneloc/stable-channels
Release list
Stable Channels v0.9.3
Android (versionCode 4)
- Google Play 16 KB page-size compliance — JNA 5.12.0 → 5.17.0 (all 64-bit native libs now 16 KB-aligned)
- Target/compile SDK bumped to API 36 (Android 16), AGP 8.9.1
- Fee visibility: trade + network fee estimates shown before confirming
- Logs & Diagnostics UI, scoped-storage log download
- Android 14+ foreground service type compliance for stability payments
- TLV fix for foreground payments
iOS
- Custom LSP configuration (LSP switching with rollback, settings UI)
- Mempool WebSocket hardening: reconnection logic, RBF detection, bulk payload support, dedup fixes
- Fee visibility before confirm
- Logs & Diagnostics UI
Desktop / LSP
- Authoritative + human-readable channel ledger
- Fresh-price requirement for outgoing and splice reconciliation
- LSP GUI contextual help
Windows .exe attaches automatically when its CI build finishes.
Stable Channels v0.9.1
This release focuses on wallet safety and channel reliability.
What’s Improved
- Added stronger protection against force-close risk during background payment processing.
- Improved iOS background notification handling
- Improved Android background service coordination
- Improved splice handling
- Improved pending stability payment handling
- Added clearer channel closing and pending-confirmation UI states.
- Included general UI polish, dark mode fixes, and stability improvements
|
|
Stable Channels v0.9
This is our first official release in months, and the apps have grown up a lot since then. The mobile wallets gained some of the features you'd expect from a serious Bitcoin app: biometrics, iCloud seed backup and restore, a QR scanner for invoices (camera or photo library), push notifications that keep your balance stable even when the app is closed, a fully redesigned settings area, and a live price charts on the home screen.
|
|
|
Reliability was the other big theme. The stability engine got hardened end-to-end — payments are recorded atomically, trades are protected against replay, and channel splicing now works and reports correctly across iOS, Android, and desktop. Transaction history is accurate and dollar-denominated, closes and receives link to the real transaction on a block explorer, and the apps sit on updated LDK releases with faster startup and lower idle CPU.
Version 0.9 also brings everything onto one aligned release: iOS, Android, and desktop all ship as 0.9, and builds for macOS, Linux, Windows, and Android are now published automatically with every release.
The iOS version 0.9 is pending in the App Store Review.
v0.8
This release for Desktop adds the slider bar to trade between BTC and USD exposure.
Please email tony@stablechannels.com or join our Telgram group (https://t.me/+jvZKrdM6XZFjZGMx) with any questions.
v0.7-TABConf edition
TABConf 2025 Release
At the bottom, you can download the latest release for Mac, Linux, or Windows, or build from source
This special TABConf release of provides a hands-on introduction to decentralized, bitcoin-backed dollar balances on the Lightning Network. Stable Channels aims to be a peer-to-peer alternative to centralized stablecoins.
This release includes a sneak peek of trading capabilities that will be demonstrated during the workshop.
The macOS app is also available on the Apple App Store.
Preparation
Before the session, set up a Lightning wallet with at least $100 of spendable capacity. If you don't have this much, or don't want to use this much, just tell the organizer.
You’ll be sending a payment to yourself to open and stabilize a channel. So you'll get your money back after the channel open and close.
Background Resources
v0.6
This release has the first Desktop versions for the Stable Channels Wallet for Mac, Ubuntu, and Windows.
You can download the apps, run them, and get started with a $100 Stable Channel.
Users onboard pay paying themselves over Lightning to the Stable Channels Wallet.
Reach out here or on the Stable Channels Telegram if you have any issues or questions: https://t.me/+jvZKrdM6XZFjZGMx