(ios) Support for multiple wallets#731
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…lopers when switching back-and-forth between old and new versions of the app.
This was referenced Aug 28, 2025
…dds a bit more color to the UI too.
…e the functionality across both platforms.
…ychain & unlockWithKeychain)
…within WalletSwitcher/LockView
…between accounts. Also there were edge cases involving async operations.
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The user will now be able to use multiple wallets within Phoenix:
Each wallet has a customizable name & photo. And to make it easier for the user, there is a list of built-in icons to choose from.
The "default wallet" option is straight-forward. If there is a default wallet set, then we will immediately load that wallet on app launch. (Otherwise the wallet selector is shown.)
The "hidden wallet" option is where it gets fun. Anytime we prompt the user to enter the wallet's Lock PIN, the user can:
This means a hidden wallet can also operate as a duress PIN. This is explained to the user when they turn on the feature:
The new Wallet Selector screen is built into the Lock screen, with some nice little animations:
We've also added the wallet icon to the Send/Receive screen. This allows the user to verify at-a-glance that they're using the correct wallet. And the icons act as a menu to display information relevant to each screen.
Addresses issues #606 & #607