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I have tried to send USDT to 2 addresses using multisender and it screwed up decimals.
Instead of sending 50 USDT, it sent 5k USDT and instead of 233 USDT it sent 23k...
It showed correct amount in the UI and also for allowance but in the end, it just pulled more from my wallet.
with 8 decimals and the multisender gave your the error about the problem with your decimals.
Instead of fixing the decimals in your list, you changed the number of decimals of USDT token on the UI from 6 to 8!
This was the fatal error that resulted in such behavior.
Next time, follow multisend errors and never change token decimals.
Thanks for your response!
It is weird that UI showed the correct amount to send after parsing the CSV file, but the transaction was obviously not aligned with that amount.
@Jakic007 sure it would because you changed the decimals token, so decimals is very important to calculate total. If you had correct decimals, it would have shown correctly.
We will disable editing decimals for token, so one would try to change it.
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I have tried to send USDT to 2 addresses using multisender and it screwed up decimals.
Instead of sending 50 USDT, it sent 5k USDT and instead of 233 USDT it sent 23k...
It showed correct amount in the UI and also for allowance but in the end, it just pulled more from my wallet.
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x9ddb033effeaadd2f30527f1c821ca3ac8b8cbe7ca5a268513ea4e90af7fd79f
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