Regarding in-app transfers, I also have a suggestion for OKX: A few days ago, I transferred tens of thousands of USDT to a friend via OKX (Figure 1). My immediate thought was that something was wrong with the interface, and I just verified it again (Figure 2): The core problem is that there's too little information. It only displays the recipient's 18-digit UID, not their avatar, nickname, or other information. I had to painstakingly check it several times before daring to proceed (and the UID is quite long, not as easy to read as Binance's 8-9 digit UID). When the recipient sent me a screenshot (Figure 3), they actually provided their avatar, nickname, and UID. Although the nickname was a default and somewhat obfuscated Gmail name, it still had some recognizability, but it wasn't reflected in the flow shown in Figure 2. This is actually a very basic product design issue; even a first-year product manager could handle it well. Perhaps they should directly learn from other companies' practices. @Jiajia_OKX @Haiteng_okx @star_okx