Arc, transfer permissions and Sell initials

Arc trading integration

The September record adds Arc across trading, orders, withdrawals, positions, PnL cards and supported chart links. Its native and token forms of USDC represent the same balance, rather than a second wrapped asset.

• Arc-specific quote and sell-route handling were corrected during the rollout.
• Explorer links were updated to ArcScan.
• The source describes the trading integration as available, but still lists end-to-end mainnet and full-balance withdrawal checks as outstanding. It does not establish that every path had completed live validation.
• Story was disabled in this period because it could no longer be routed.

Receive-transfer permissions

Settings → Receive transfers lets you enable or disable handle-based USDC transfers and choose Everyone or Allow-list only, with up to twenty-five handles. Existing behavior stays On · Everyone unless a user changes it.

• The recipient preference is checked again at sending time.
• Renamed Telegram handles are kept current.
• Deposits, withdrawals, payouts and transfers between your own wallets are outside this handle-based setting.

Sell initials estimates and trade receipts

Sell initials now sizes from estimated net proceeds instead of the headline market price, showing the target, estimate and shortfall per wallet. It can refuse a materially changed quote rather than quietly overselling; the result is not a guaranteed recovery amount.

• Bulk Sell can hide transfer-blocked tokens and avoids repeated identity lookups within a run.
• Reward claims acknowledge the tap immediately and show progress in the panel.
• Trade refusals better distinguish slippage, price impact, unpriceable routes and changed balances.
• Full exits and cross-chain receipts received panel and timing improvements.

Two-factor authentication status

Two-factor authentication and an optional inactivity-based trading lock were implemented. Enrollment remained switched off in production as of September 17, so users could not enable them. The lock is designed to leave existing limit orders running.