Cardano (ADA) Wallet Receives Crucial Update

• Eternl, a versatile Cardano light wallet, unveils its latest release, Eternl v1.11.17.
• Notable changes include improvements in collateral handling and overall functionality.
• Collateral handling alteration ensures transactions with Eternl collateral take precedence when no other UTxOs are available.

Eternl, a versatile Cardano light wallet, has unveiled its latest release, Eternl v1.11.17, bringing forth significant changes in collateral handling and several noteworthy improvements.

The standout feature of this update is the alteration in collateral handling, ensuring that transactions made via Eternl collateral take precedence when no other UTxOs are available.

This is particularly crucial during staking registrations after a new account is funded, providing users with a seamless experience.

Eternl now prioritizes creating collateral-sized UTxOs (3ADA) with regular transactions, simplifying the process for users. The “Set Collateral” button remains in the settings, allowing users to effortlessly send ADA to their accounts if needed.

Cardano’s Eternl introduces a host of fixes

Beyond collateral handling, Eternl v1.11.17 introduces a host of fixes aimed at enhancing overall functionality. Sync workers can now seamlessly connect to the mainnet instead of the selected testnet, streamlining operations.

Fee calculation for Keystone transactions, an open orders page list, and automatic change output splitting have also been addressed, ensuring a smoother user experience.

Notably, Eternl recently collaborated with Keystone hardware wallet to integrate Cardano support into its platform, expanding its capabilities and solidifying its position as a reliable Cardano wallet.

As the Cardano ecosystem continues to evolve, Eternl’s latest release positions itself as a pivotal player, offering enhanced transactional efficiency and user-friendly features for the growing Cardano community.