Payment infrastructure has been upgraded again. The latest version includes several adjustments at the functionality level, which are quite worth paying attention to.

Let's start with the core update— the launch of the date range filtering feature, which is very helpful for developers who need to analyze transaction data over specific periods. Secondly, the payment trigger logs can now be viewed directly, greatly improving troubleshooting efficiency. The interface has also been refreshed, with a redesigned loading animation, providing a smoother overall visual experience. Of course, there are also some minor optimizations and bug fixes, which often determine the product's usability.

For development teams integrating payment functions within the $XEC ecosystem or other Web3 projects, such tool iterations can directly reduce development costs. Especially when transaction volumes increase and data query requirements become more complex, these improvements demonstrate their value. The entire crypto payment infrastructure is still continuously improving, and advancements at the tool level are also driving the development pace of the ecosystem.