Canton Wallet SDK 1.5.0 has been released, updating the tools developers use to connect wallets and applications to the network.
One change concerns tokens locked for a set period. The toolkit now recognises locks whose expiry is expressed as a duration after the holding was created. The fix lets eligible holdings with expired locks count toward available balances and fund transfers. The implementation and tests set out how the expiry is calculated.
Another fix lets developers query public token registries without attaching authentication. Developers can select this option for public services that do not require a login; authenticated access remains the default.
The September 9 release also adds a multi-synchronizer trade example. Synchronizers coordinate transactions between participants, and the example gives developers code for a trade involving more than one of them.
Version 1.5.0 is available through the project’s official repository, alongside its release notes and updated supporting packages.
