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Bug Report: USDT Transactions Appear in Activity but Not Reflected in Wallet Balance

Wallet: Common Extension Wallet (Testnet) Issue Type: Balance display not synchronized with transaction history Description: In the Activities tab of the Common Testnet Wallet, I noticed two incoming transactions of USDT (Tether USD): +46.87 USDT +62.5 USDT However, in the Tokens tab, the USDT balance remains at $0.00, and the tokens are not displayed at all. Steps to Reproduce: Open Common Extension Wallet on the Testnet. Navigate to the Activities tab. Observe incoming USDT transactions from address 0x5B49...7077. Switch to the Tokens tab. USDT balance still shows $0.00, despite the transactions being listed in activity. Expected Behavior: After receiving USDT, the token should be reflected in the wallet balance under the Tokens tab. Actual Behavior: USDT appears in the Activities log, but the balance does not update in the Tokens section. Additional Info: Device: Android Platform/Browser: Mises Browser Extension Version: Common Testnet Wallet (version unknown)

sabila rosa 10 months ago

1

Bridging fees data are missing

I’ve noticed that the explorer currently only allows users to view the fees for EVM transactions and shielding, but there’s no option to see the bridging fees. This is a significant issue, as it’s unreasonable to expect people to always record the bridging fees separately. Even if they forgetting to do so and later needing to check in the explorer only to find that the information isn’t available is highly inconvenient. A lot people urgently need this for accounting and tax purposes.
In general, a compliance-focused chain should provide all relevant details, including bridging fees, in a comprehensive CSV file. Unfortunately, without this feature, both individuals and companies that depend on accurate accounting will be unable to use Common and zkos. All fees must be clearly visible in the Explorer, especially on a compliance-focused chain. Please prioritize adding a feature that allows all bridging fees to be viewed in the EVM Explorer as soon as possible.

Pauli About 1 year ago

6