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# Release notes 2025Q3

## Wallet 1.6.0 Septemeber 19

### New features and updates

DCKA-3558 Renamed our public react-native-sdk Github repository to wallet-sdk

DCKA-4922 Allowing messages from known DIDs to be decrypted on the wallet even if the chain connection fails

DCKA-5013 Wallet can handle custom DIDcomm messages and send responses.

### Bug fixes

DCKA-5001 Fixed a verification failure when issuance date is requested

DCKA-5047 Fixed the issue where remove wallet was not working

## Wallet 1.5.14 August 14

### New features and updates

DCKA-5048 Expanded the notification functionality. Received messages are visible in the notification menu and notification would show the users response when one is available.

### Bug fixes

DCKA-4952 Fixed the wallet back up import

## Wallet 1.5.13 July 30

### Bug fixes

DCKA-4955 Fixed an issue on Safari verification using the Camera app

DCKA-4963 FIxed a wallet crash when scanning a QR code

DCKA-4954 Fixed the npm build for the web-example

## Wallet 1.5.12 July 17

### New features and updates

DCKA-4951 Swift POC for the wallet SDK

DCKA-4961 Update to Android 15 (API level 35)

### Bug fixes

DCKA-4780 Fixed an issue when credential list in the wallet displayed "Something went wrong"

DCKA-4965 Fixed a verification issue with “Missing Required Attributes” and “DID is not valid” errors for valid credential


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