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In order to deposit GRIN, some exchanges require sending funds with a predetermined set of 8 decimal places.
e.g. 1.22938029
or
50.22938029
Thereby the set of 8 decimal places is the "MEMO" that – I assume – the exchange uses to determine which account the incoming funds are credited to.
I tried doing this with Ironbelly, but after confirming the transaction, it only ever shows up with 3 decimal places.
I.e. as an app user I don't know whether the transaction was actually sent with the 8 decimal places I had entered or not.
Question: How is the transaction actually sent? rounded to 3rd decimal place or exactly as the user entered it?
Suggestion: I would suggest adding some sort of feature that allows the user to see more decimal places if so desired. e.g. more info with a tap on the respective number or simply show all decimal places when I tap on transaction details, or a universal setting for the app or something...
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In order to deposit GRIN, some exchanges require sending funds with a predetermined set of 8 decimal places.
e.g. 1.22938029
or
50.22938029
Thereby the set of 8 decimal places is the "MEMO" that – I assume – the exchange uses to determine which account the incoming funds are credited to.
I tried doing this with Ironbelly, but after confirming the transaction, it only ever shows up with 3 decimal places.
I.e. as an app user I don't know whether the transaction was actually sent with the 8 decimal places I had entered or not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: