CryptoFastNode Release Notes & Version Updates

What's New?

Version History

CryptoFastNode Version 1.1.2

What’s New in Version 1.1.2

Release Date: May, 2025

Solana (SOL) Full Integration

You can now create addresses, check balances, send, and receive Solana (SOL) using our unified blockchain API.
Fast and stable integration with improved broadcast reliability.

Improved Transaction Fee Estimation

More accurate and real-time fee calculation for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and TRON.
Fast and stable integration with improved broadcast reliability.

Enhanced API Performance

API response time improved by up to 40%.
Optimized request handling to support high-volume applications and exchanges.

Improvements

Stability Enhancements across all endpoints.
Reduced timeout errors during peak hours.
Internal retry mechanism added for broadcasting transactions.
Enhanced logging for better error traceability.

Bug Fixes

Fixed issue where Polygon (POL) address generation occasionally failed.
Resolved a rare case of double broadcast when using custom gas limits.
USDC (ERC-20) balance endpoint now accurately reflects pending transactions.

Developer Notes

API documentation updated for new Solana methods.
POSTMAN files refreshed for better SDK generation support.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Release notes provide a detailed summary of all new features, improvements, and bug fixes added to the CryptoFastNode blockchain API. Each version helps developers stay informed about changes that may affect integration or performance.

We release updates regularly based on new blockchain developments, security enhancements, and user feedback. Critical patches or support for new coins may also be released on a priority basis.

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No. We ensure all updates are backward-compatible. Deprecation notices are provided well in advance, and versioning ensures your integration stays stable.

Each release note includes direct links to updated API documentation, code examples, and integration guides for new features or endpoints.