The data feed is now back and up and running so we have removed the redirect from the Instabridge service
We have taken Instabridge offline temporarily to protect users from an issue that is taking place from one of our data feed providers. As soon as the provider has resolved the issue Instabridge will be back online and we will update this page.
There is an issue with the DNS records that it’s affecting the Network Gateway, so users in some countries may experience issues problems with the wallet.
We are working to resolve this as soon as possible.
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Update: The issue has been resolved and the DNS records have been propagated globally. Some users may continue to have issues accessing the wallet for a few more hours whilst their DNS records update.
With the new Core API and Gateway services operational, wallet versions older than 1.3 will no longer be able to connect to the mainnet.
You must update your wallet to connect. You can download the latest version of the Radix Desktop Wallet here: https://wallet.radixdlt.com
We are aware of some users having issues accessing Instabridge, and some eXRD to XRD transfers taking longer than expected. We are currently investigating the issue.
While these issues are occurring, we advise users who have time-sensitive transfers to use alternative bridges such as Bitfinex.
Update: This is now resolved.
The hosted Gateway Service is presently down, causing both the Wallet and the Explorer to be unusable when using the default mainnet.radixdlt.com endpoint.
The network is operating normally; the problem is strictly with the hosted Gateway Service.
Update: We have identified the root cause of the issue and are working on implementing and testing a fix.
Update 2: Issues has been resolved.
UPDATE: This issue has been resolved as of Radix Wallet release 1.3.2
We have reproduced a problem where the Radix Wallet UI can become sluggish, particularly when looking at the transaction history. The application has to be restarted in order to restore normal performance.
Some optimizations have been made to reduce memory and CPU demand, and an updated build is currently under testing.
Radix archive nodes are currently under high demand and are processing requests very slowly or dropping requests. This can lead to your Wallet incorrectly showing no balance.
Update Jan-3: Issue has been resolved.
Investigating.
Due an influx of demand, Radix-provided archive nodes (nodes which provide data to the Wallet and https://explorer.radixdlt.com) are currently experiencing some difficulties keeping up with the current volume of requests. This is causing slow performance for some users, up to and including outright timeouts on requests. Network consensus is unaffected; this is strictly a user interface-level issue.
To address this problem as quickly as possible, Radix has "cross-wired" some archive nodes in lower demand regions to also serve requests from our areas of highest demand (Europe and the US), and we are in the process of spinning up additional archive nodes. We expect this will promptly get us back to snappy performance.
The long term resolution for this issue is migration to an updated API and gateway service, which will horizontally scale much more easily to meet much greater demand. This remains the Radix Network team's highest priority, and implementation has been underway for some time now. We do not yet have a high-confidence date for that release (which will coincide with a new Wallet release to take advantage of it).
Update: Issue seems resolved for now. We will continue to monitor.
Update: Wallet version 1.2.2 is now live and expected to solve the issues. More details here: https://www.radixdlt.com/post/radix-wallet-update-v1-2-2
We are aware of an issue with the wallet that is causing it to send too many requests, which is triggering the DDoS prevention we had to scale up in the last few weeks due to repeated DDoS attacks. This is only affecting the wallet interface - there is no issue with the core network or funds.
We are working on a fix in the wallet that will resolve this, and is due on Friday this week.
Further details in the below video update from Radix DLT CTO, Russell.