Custom token in scatter
After researching on many sites i don't found any way to do this
Is there any way that in scatter(chrome extention) to show balance of custom token?
As shown in the image it shows balance of EOS and JUNGLE token for an account.
Is there any way to show my own token balance let say XYZ 100.000 ?
eosio.token scatter
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After researching on many sites i don't found any way to do this
Is there any way that in scatter(chrome extention) to show balance of custom token?
As shown in the image it shows balance of EOS and JUNGLE token for an account.
Is there any way to show my own token balance let say XYZ 100.000 ?
eosio.token scatter
asked 19 hours ago
Mr.YMr.Y
74314
add a comment |
After researching on many sites i don't found any way to do this
Is there any way that in scatter(chrome extention) to show balance of custom token?
As shown in the image it shows balance of EOS and JUNGLE token for an account.
Is there any way to show my own token balance let say XYZ 100.000 ?
eosio.token scatter
asked 19 hours ago
Mr.YMr.Y
74314
After researching on many sites i don't found any way to do this
Is there any way that in scatter(chrome extention) to show balance of custom token?
As shown in the image it shows balance of EOS and JUNGLE token for an account.
Is there any way to show my own token balance let say XYZ 100.000 ?
eosio.token scatter
eosio.token scatter
asked 19 hours ago
Mr.YMr.Y
74314
asked 19 hours ago
Mr.YMr.Y
74314
asked 19 hours ago
Mr.YMr.Y
74314
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Mr.YMr.Y
74314
asked 19 hours ago
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The chrome extension is deprecated and unsafe. You should move to the desktop application as soon as possible.
In the desktop application, you can simply click on "View Tokens", and it will list all of your tokens.
answered 18 hours ago
Phillip Hamnett - EOS42Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
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I have deployed my own token so can i add it in desktop wallet ?
– Mr.Y
18 hours ago
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I don't know how Scatter works internally, but if it uses the standard RPC calls to figure out what tokens are on your account, then it should show up automatically when you connect your account through Scatter. If you want a logo to appear with it though, you would probably have to talk to the Scatter team on telegram: @Scatter
– Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
18 hours ago
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The chrome extension is deprecated and unsafe. You should move to the desktop application as soon as possible.
In the desktop application, you can simply click on "View Tokens", and it will list all of your tokens.
answered 18 hours ago
Phillip Hamnett - EOS42Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
1,956231
1
I have deployed my own token so can i add it in desktop wallet ?
– Mr.Y
18 hours ago
1
I don't know how Scatter works internally, but if it uses the standard RPC calls to figure out what tokens are on your account, then it should show up automatically when you connect your account through Scatter. If you want a logo to appear with it though, you would probably have to talk to the Scatter team on telegram: @Scatter
– Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
18 hours ago
add a comment |
The chrome extension is deprecated and unsafe. You should move to the desktop application as soon as possible.
In the desktop application, you can simply click on "View Tokens", and it will list all of your tokens.
answered 18 hours ago
Phillip Hamnett - EOS42Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
1,956231
1
I have deployed my own token so can i add it in desktop wallet ?
– Mr.Y
18 hours ago
1
I don't know how Scatter works internally, but if it uses the standard RPC calls to figure out what tokens are on your account, then it should show up automatically when you connect your account through Scatter. If you want a logo to appear with it though, you would probably have to talk to the Scatter team on telegram: @Scatter
– Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
18 hours ago
add a comment |
The chrome extension is deprecated and unsafe. You should move to the desktop application as soon as possible.
In the desktop application, you can simply click on "View Tokens", and it will list all of your tokens.
answered 18 hours ago
Phillip Hamnett - EOS42Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
1,956231
The chrome extension is deprecated and unsafe. You should move to the desktop application as soon as possible.
In the desktop application, you can simply click on "View Tokens", and it will list all of your tokens.
answered 18 hours ago
Phillip Hamnett - EOS42Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
1,956231
answered 18 hours ago
Phillip Hamnett - EOS42Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
1,956231
answered 18 hours ago
Phillip Hamnett - EOS42Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
1,956231
answered 18 hours ago
Phillip Hamnett - EOS42Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
1,956231
1,956231
1
I have deployed my own token so can i add it in desktop wallet ?
– Mr.Y
18 hours ago
1
I don't know how Scatter works internally, but if it uses the standard RPC calls to figure out what tokens are on your account, then it should show up automatically when you connect your account through Scatter. If you want a logo to appear with it though, you would probably have to talk to the Scatter team on telegram: @Scatter
– Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
18 hours ago
add a comment |
1
I have deployed my own token so can i add it in desktop wallet ?
– Mr.Y
18 hours ago
1
I don't know how Scatter works internally, but if it uses the standard RPC calls to figure out what tokens are on your account, then it should show up automatically when you connect your account through Scatter. If you want a logo to appear with it though, you would probably have to talk to the Scatter team on telegram: @Scatter
– Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
18 hours ago
1
1
I have deployed my own token so can i add it in desktop wallet ?
– Mr.Y
18 hours ago
I have deployed my own token so can i add it in desktop wallet ?
– Mr.Y
18 hours ago
1
1
I don't know how Scatter works internally, but if it uses the standard RPC calls to figure out what tokens are on your account, then it should show up automatically when you connect your account through Scatter. If you want a logo to appear with it though, you would probably have to talk to the Scatter team on telegram: @Scatter
– Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
18 hours ago
I don't know how Scatter works internally, but if it uses the standard RPC calls to figure out what tokens are on your account, then it should show up automatically when you connect your account through Scatter. If you want a logo to appear with it though, you would probably have to talk to the Scatter team on telegram: @Scatter
– Phillip Hamnett - EOS42
18 hours ago
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