One clear account everywhere. The extension names the account in use (its short address and the email it is backed up with) on the home screen and in Settings. Ask to join real money from the extension, for the account it holds, and see where it stands: invite-only, on the list, approved, no sends left, not approved for now, or taken off. An approved account that never received real money can be opened on real money here. One email backs up one account: backing up with an email that already backs up another account never replaces it; you bring that account here or use another email. Use another account and Change backup email are in Settings.

Links are private by default: a link no longer carries the amount (the claim page reads it from the ledger), and it carries a name only when you type one in From, after the #. From starts empty for every link. The one-time real-money note now says you can lose money, and the caps read $5 a link and up to $25 a day from you ($50 a day across the whole pilot). Real money needs an account made in the extension to be backed up first. A take-back the network has not confirmed yet stays open until the ledger shows it, and a paused service, a busy network and a spent daily fee budget each get their own message.