The key changes brought about by this upgrade are: Network name and logo update: The former Ethereum Fair will now be known as DIS Chain. Asset update: The native token ETHF assets of Ethereum Fair will no longer be valid, and the new native token will be changed to DIS. For more details, refer to the official announcement: https://twitter.com/EthereumFair/status/1729169102760292632.

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Apply for OAuth Brokers do apply for a Third Party App IP Whitelist first In the OAuth Broker application, provide the following: Third Party Servers IP Whitelist Redirect URL Logo Fast API permissions Cross Domain Name 3. After your application is successful, you will receive an email with client_id and client_secret. Please keep this information safe and do not show it to others. User: How to activate the Fast API function?

Why are some SGQR codes with Grab/GrabPay logos not supported? OKX Pay only supports QR codes/merchants within Grab/GrabPay network. Some SGQR codes may display the Grab or GrabPay logo, but are not actually processed through the GrabPay network. For examples of where you can Scan to Pay, refer here.2. How will I know if my Scan to Pay transaction was successful? After the payment is confirmed, one of these statuses will appear: Completed – Payment was successful.

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