eCash Releases PayButton 5.1.0 with Improvements and New Features
Date: 2025-11-28 Author: Oliver Abernathy Categories: BUSINESS
eCash has released PayButton 5.1.0, which includes several significant updates: a customizable automatic close feature has been added, a voluntary donation option has been introduced, key dependencies have been updated, and bugs have been fixed. These changes are aimed at increasing the stability of the service and making it easier for merchants using PayButton in their projects.
The eCash (XEC) cryptocurrency and the blockchain network of the same name were created to enable peer-to-peer payments and electronic money transfers, as well as interoperability with other blockchains. The network was previously known as Bitcoin Cash ABC and is a fork of Bitcoin Cash, which in turn originated as a fork of Bitcoin.
eCash tokens are divided into "bits," similar to satoshi in the Bitcoin network. Unlike Bitcoin Cash, eCash uses the Avalanche consensus algorithm (not to be confused with the blockchain protocol of the same name), which serves as an alternative to the classic Proof-of-Work (PoW). This makes the network unique compared to other Bitcoin forks and traditional blockchains that use PoW.
The PayButton 5.1.0 update allows users to flexibly configure the automatic closing of the payment button and also offers an additional tool for supporting the project through voluntary donations. New versions of key libraries and bug fixes should ensure more stable operation of the application across various devices and operating conditions.
eCash's PayButton is used to accept XEC payments and integrate with other services, facilitating merchants and expanding customer interactions. The new version makes the payment process more convenient and secure, and improves the overall functionality of the platform.
The release of PayButton 5.1.0 thus reflects the eCash team's commitment to improving user tools and adapting to the changing demands of the cryptocurrency market, while maintaining the principles of decentralization and ease of use of digital payments.
