Topic: Easy way to send ERC20-compliant tokens with phone? (Read 376 times)
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It's pretty easy to add your token on myEtherWallet.
The problem isn't adding the token, it's sending it using a QR code to scan the address. I guess one option is to use ENS.
You can get your wallet address as a QR code.
https://www.cryptocompare.com/wallets/guides/how-to-use-myetherwallet/
Yeah, but how to you scan the QR code from the web UI? There isn't a way to enable the camera in the To: field.
It's pretty easy to add your token on myEtherWallet.
The problem isn't adding the token, it's sending it using a QR code to scan the address. I guess one option is to use ENS.
You can get your wallet address as a QR code.
https://www.cryptocompare.com/wallets/guides/how-to-use-myetherwallet/
It's pretty easy to add your token on myEtherWallet.
The problem isn't adding the token, it's sending it using a QR code to scan the address. I guess one option is to use ENS.
It's pretty easy to add your token on myEtherWallet.
Take a look at this guide:
https://blockchaindk.com/2017/02/12/add-custom-token-myetherwallet/
Never tried it, but the all process suppose to be pretty simple on WAVES too.
Good luck!
Take a look at this guide:
https://blockchaindk.com/2017/02/12/add-custom-token-myetherwallet/
Never tried it, but the all process suppose to be pretty simple on WAVES too.
Good luck!
Basically, I published a contract that minted some stupid coins to be traded with my co-works every time someone does someone a favor. But these guys are not crypto-nerds like us, they just need a way to easily send/receive the tokens via QR codes.
Is there anything out there that supports non-ETH tokens on the Ethereum blockchain and has multi-platform/webapp support? I tried MEW via the web, but I can't get a camera to pop up for the To Address field, which is a non-starter.
Is there anything out there that supports non-ETH tokens on the Ethereum blockchain and has multi-platform/webapp support? I tried MEW via the web, but I can't get a camera to pop up for the To Address field, which is a non-starter.
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