Back to collectionA Clearer Receipt Leaves One Wallet Question Open
A-Zhen handles Raijin achievement records. She printed a draft receipt and asked a colleague to read it from the beginning. This revision addressed how a player uses the receipt after receiving the achievement credential.
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A-Zhen handles Raijin achievement records. Yesterday she added a transaction link to a receipt. The record now had a place to check, but the page handed to players was still crowded with abbreviations; recipients had to work out the address and minting status for themselves.
She printed a draft receipt and asked a colleague to read it from the beginning. When the colleague paused beside the link, she moved where to view the record and how to check the player address toward the front, and replaced technical abbreviations with Chinese terms. The revised page lay over the old one: the transaction link remained, but the reading order had changed.
This revision addressed how a player uses the receipt after receiving the achievement credential. It still did not explain where to look if an onchain record exists but the credential has not yet appeared in the wallet. A-Zhen left space at the bottom of the page to check that case step by step next time.