XYB Platform 2.4 Release Notes

1. Ledger Precision Upgrade

Exact Accuracy for Large Balances and High-Precision Assets

This release delivers a platform-wide upgrade to how monetary amounts are stored and calculated, ensuring accuracy for very large balances and high-precision assets.

• No more precision limits: Ledger values across the platform have been migrated to arbitrary-precision numeric handling, removing previous limits on the size and precision of amounts.
• Crypto asset support: This upgrade underpins support for high-precision and crypto assets, including ETH and BTC, now available in the ledger currency selector.
• Exactness at scale: Balances, postings, and interest calculations remain exact even for very large or high-precision amounts.

2. Product Configuration Enhancements

Easier, More Reliable Configuration

Product configuration becomes easier and more reliable to work with, with clearer data handling and improved display.

• Persistent across tabs: Configuration entered across multiple tabs is now preserved as you move between them.
• Scoped validation: Validation errors in one tab no longer block saving unrelated changes elsewhere.
• Clearer terminology: "Banking providers" has been renamed to "Banking coordinates" for clarity.
• Easier service selection: The add-service dialog is now alphabetically ordered and searchable.
• Richer display: Configuration screens now show additional metadata to give you more context at a glance.

3. Deposit & Credit Products

An Expanding Product Set

The credit and deposit product set continues to expand.

• Deposit products: A new deposit product data model has been introduced.
• Credit line term changes: Credit lines now support term changes, with accrued interest calculated automatically.
• Separated accounts: Payout and repayment accounts on credit contracts are now separated, and account selection within credit contracts has been improved.
• Open an account from the entity view: Businesses can now open an account directly from the entity view after adding a product.

4. Entities & Onboarding

More Flexibility and Clearer Structure

Entity management gains more flexibility and clearer structure.

• Extended entity types: "Application" is now "API", with new "MCP" and "AI Agent" types added.
• Role-aware views: Entity views now adapt to show only the tabs relevant to each entity's role and available services.
• Richer onboarding data: Economic activity and tax residency can now be captured at entity creation.
• New Owner role and dashboard: A tailored role and dashboard give single-operator businesses a treasury experience suited to how they actually work.

5. Localisation & Reconciliation

Broader Language Coverage, Progress Toward Automated Reconciliation

Localisation coverage and reconciliation tooling both move forward.

• Expanded translations: Translated content now extends to configuration and policy screens across the platform.
• Language consistency: British-to-American English inconsistencies have been corrected across the app.
• Reconciliation pilot: A pilot program defines the scope and flow for automated reconciliation ahead of a wider rollout.

6. Improvements and Fixes

• More accurate statements and balances, including a fix to an inverted closing-balance sign and correct decimal handling on posting detail and payment views.
• Improved mobile experience, with fixes to Android home, cards, statements, payment calculation, and onboarding flows.
• Steadier treasury web app, resolving load failures on the asset position and statements pages and stabilising the account balances view.
• Fixed a wide range of issues across product configuration, templates, automations, entities, access management, and the console — including tab persistence, template selection, filter counts, tooltips, and numerous table and layout issues.