• Event products should be easier to discover across the network. Approved products can remain visible inside an event even when the merchant is outside the shopper’s normal catalog or follow list.
• Event pickup and booth sales are being made more consistent. A merchant’s products at an event will share one clear handoff arrangement from publication through checkout, payment confirmation, and collection.
• Mobile event shopping is getting much faster and simpler. Cart, order review, guest details, notes, and checkout are being condensed into a cleaner flow with less repeated text and less scrolling.
• Checkout delivery is being sped up. Conduit will be able to continue after the merchant’s order is successfully accepted instead of making the shopper wait for every network destination to finish responding.
• After checkout, shoppers will land directly on the payment they need to complete instead of searching through their order history. Expired invoices will also have a clear way to request a fresh one.
• Work continues on a private, peer-to-peer Lightning payment router that can split payments directly among the people owed without Conduit taking custody. The current work is focused on reliable completion, safe recovery from interruptions, and preserving privacy throughout the process.
• Merchants will be able to declare how product revenue should be shared with suppliers. These terms will be attached to the product itself and displayed clearly before they are used by the payment router. (@rev.hodl 👀)
• Remote signer interruptions should become far less disruptive. Drafts, carts, settings, messages, and other account-owned work will remain available while the signer reconnects. Reconnecting will never automatically approve, publish, send, or pay for anything.
• The App Relay work mentioned in the last update is now being consolidated into a single complete release. The individual pieces are built, but the full feature is still under review before it lands in Conduit. It will provide reliable defaults while keeping personal relay choices separate and fully under the user’s control.
• Work continues toward an effective decentralized shipping policy model that gives merchants reusable shipping rules without depending on a central platform.
quotingConduit product updates since the last report:
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• Remote signer connections are much more reliable. Conduit now detects broken connections immediately, reconnects after switching apps or going offline, and verifies that the correct account returned before allowing another signature. (Leathermint (nprofile…ujqn) )
• Temporary signer problems no longer make an established account look signed out. The merchant or shopper workspace stays intact while Conduit restores the connection.
• One-tap Clave setup remains the main iPhone experience. QR codes, copied connection details, and manual recovery options remain available for cross-device use or when the automatic return is interrupted. HOWEVER signers can now move an existing connection to better relays without breaking the session. Conduit verifies the new route before retiring the old one and keeps the working route if anything goes wrong. (⚡️ᗪㄖ匚⚡️ (nprofile…u0mu)
• Relay setup now works out of the box. Conduit provides a default set of App Relays so new users are not blocked by an empty or incomplete personal setup.
• Personal relay choices remain independent. Users can manage their own relays without Conduit’s defaults being added to or replacing their published preferences.
• Network settings are clearer. App Relays start collapsed with a simple summary, while personal relay controls remain immediately accessible. Expanding the section shows each relay, its health, and what Conduit uses it for.
•Shared relays between app defaults and personal (if both enabled) are contacted only once, disabled sources stay disabled, and user exclusions take priority.
• The Market interface is cleaner on mobile. The header and footer hide while scrolling down and return as soon as the shopper scrolls up, leaving more space for products.
• The Market footer has been simplified to About, Terms, Privacy, and Report a Bug. Orders and Messages now appear only when a shopper is signed in.
Several underlying libraries and build tools were also updated, with no direct change to the product experience.
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