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All the tittles (dot on /i and /j) and dots (also in the percentage symbol) should be bigger so they look optically as fat as the letters. In the light weight they almost disappear right now. I would also make the quotes in the bold weight more fat. The dots in : and ; should be further apart or it probably won't look good in text (though this might just be a matter of taste).
I would give the /j a serif like in /i. In the Dutch and presumably also South African language there is an /ij digraph so perhaps you could add a ligature for that in which the /j also has a tittle and a serif to match the /i in height and style.
In the bold @ symbol, the outer "circle" is too close to the /a. I would give it the same distance between the strokes as between individual letters. The question mark looks pretty odd with that huge bulk on the right; I would rather balance it out by moving the vertical stem and the dot towards the horizontal center of the glyph.
As for the numbers, I would open up the 5 a bit (if you also open /t a bit more that is; it's a matter of taste I guess but in case of /e you really need to open it more because it looks confusing with the almost closed terminal). In case of 2, 3, 4 and 7 I would bring the curving parts more towards the middle to distribute the strokes better.
I hope this helps.
And gratz on getting it on MyFonts!