Core Release 1.42.0 Overview: Files, Better Client Workflows and Stronger Trading Reliability

Release 1.42.0 expands Wifox Core across three areas businesses work with every day: files, client operations, and trading management.

Workspace Files now provides secure, linkable access to project documents. Client profiles gain a dedicated KYC section, one-click calling, phone privacy controls, and Last Online visibility. Behind the trading workflows, order settlement and multi-currency calculations have been strengthened, while 16 new European share CFDs expand the available instrument catalog.

Files: Project Documents Inside Wifox

Workspace Files provides teams with a central place to organize and access operational files directly within their projects.

Folders and files now use a URL-based structure, meaning users can navigate to a specific location and share a direct link to a folder or file within the appropriate project context.

The module also includes security controls designed for corporate file management:

• protection against unsafe archives and path traversal;
• project-level data isolation;
• access validation;
• storage and file-size limits;
• audit events for uploads, downloads, and permission changes.

This gives teams a structured place for project documents and assets while keeping access and activity within the Wifox environment.

KYC Data in One Client View

Important client information should be easy to find during compliance and account reviews.

Client cards now include a dedicated KYC section that brings Age, Gender, and Occupation together in one view.

Instead of finding these details across different areas of the profile, managers and compliance staff can review essential client information from a single section.

Faster Client Communication with Better Privacy

Release 1.42.0 also improves how employees contact clients and how sensitive contact information is protected.

A new Call to client action provides faster access to calling directly from the client workflow.

At the same time, the new Hidden phone permission allows phone numbers to remain masked for employees who should not have access to the underlying contact information.

Client activity is also easier to understand through Last Online. When a client is offline, employees can see when they were last active, providing additional context before communication and follow-up.

Together, these changes make client outreach faster without sacrificing control over sensitive data.

Easier Client Import Corrections

Large imports should not require teams to repeatedly review records that were already processed successfully.

After a client import, users can now download a separate file containing only failed rows, together with the reason each record could not be imported.

Teams can correct those records and re-import the affected data instead of processing the entire source file again.

This makes large client migrations and routine bulk updates easier to troubleshoot.

More Reliable Order Settlement

A successful order close should mean the trade has actually completed throughout the trading infrastructure.

Release 1.42.0 strengthens the order closing flow so that the status reported through CRM remains aligned with the actual matching-engine settlement state.

This addresses scenarios where an operation could previously appear successful before settlement had fully completed, potentially leaving inconsistent order or position states.

The result is a more reliable connection between execution, order state, and the information shown to operational teams.

Consistent Multi-Currency Trading Calculations

Accounts operating in one currency can trade instruments quoted in another. In these scenarios, profit and margin calculations need to use the same conversion logic everywhere.

Release 1.42.0 aligns multi-currency profit and margin calculations between Wifox Core and the Trading Terminal.

For example, an EUR-denominated account trading a BTC/USDT instrument now follows consistent cross-currency calculation logic across both interfaces.

This gives traders and managers a consistent view of trading and risk information.

16 New European Share CFDs

The default trading catalog has been expanded with 16 European and international share CFDs, including companies such as Adidas, Airbus, BMW, Ferrari, Siemens, UniCredit, and Volkswagen.

The expansion gives businesses more options for providing access to European equities and broadens the range of instruments available through Wifox Trading.

Faster Quote History Recovery

Administrators can now restore quote history across the platform in bulk instead of handling instruments individually.

This makes historical market data recovery easier after provider interruptions, maintenance, or other situations where price history needs to be restored.

A More Consistent Everyday Interface

Release 1.42.0 continues the UI/UX refinement across Wifox Core.

The update includes a new All Projects view, a redesigned Deposit Drawer, standardized Save button placement, improved spacing and layouts, and consistent default column ordering across CRM tables.

Rather than introducing new interaction patterns, these changes make existing workflows more predictable across different modules.

More Everyday Operations Inside Wifox

Release 1.42.0 connects several parts of everyday financial operations.

Teams can manage project files directly in Workspace, review KYC information from a dedicated client section, contact clients while maintaining phone-number privacy, correct failed imports more efficiently, and work with more reliable trading and market data.

Together, these improvements continue to bring operational, client, and trading workflows into one connected environment.