Unifi Migration Guide

Wallet Function Updates

Effective Date: February 12, 2026, 11:00 AM (UTC+0)

Dear Developers,

This notice is to inform you that Dapp Portal will be rebranded as Unifi.

Along with the rebranding, the Wallet functionality will be updated and certain actions are required to ensure your Apps continue operating smoothly.

Concept of Unifi Rebranding

AS-IS

TO-BE

NOTE

Dapp Portal

Unifi

Mini Dapp

Unifi Apps

Mini Dapp SDK

Unifi Apps SDK

No change in the SDK Library name (~/@linenext/dapp-portal-sdk)

Dapp Portal Wallet

Unifi Wallet

Overview of Unifi

Unifi is a stablecoin wallet built on the Kaia blockchain.

After user registration and Approve authorization, it provides an automatic deposit service.

Auto-deposit target at launch: USDT
Other assets (e.g., KAIA, BORA) remain supported but are not eligible for auto-deposit.

Once a Dapp Portal user migrates to Unifi:

The user's on-chain USDT balance may appear as zero
All USDT will be automatically deposited into Unifi's account pool

Developers must query the Unifi account balance, not only the on-chain balance. Therefore, Developers using USDT must follow the steps below.

SDK Version Update Required

The new SDK version that supports Unifi is v1.5.2. Please update your SDK to this version.

If not updated:

USDT Payments via PaymentProvider will fail due to insufficient balance
Auto-deposited USDT will not be detected

Please update to the Unifi-compatible SDK as soon as it becomes available.

Note

By using the PaymentProvider, USDT payments can be executed using the balance automatically deposited in the Unifi account simply by updating the SDK version without modification.

Other functionalities guarantee compatibility with the Unifi Apps SDK, so no changes are required.

Updated USDT Balance Query Method

AS-IS: Queries on-chain USDT only

getErc20TokenBalance()

TO-BE: Queries on-chain + Unifi deposit balance

getErc20TokenBalanceWithDepositedBalance()

Smart Contract-Based USDT Transfer Changes

For USDT transfers implemented via smart contract including Swap, Developers must include depositTokenAddress and depositAmount in the kaia_sendTransaction request.

Changes are required when the walletType is WEB or LIFF. If the walletType is OKX, BITGET, Extension or Mobile developers can use the AS-IS parameters.

AS-IS

params = {
typeInt: 48,
from: "0x4b53..dbe6",
to: "contractAddress",
input: "0xabcd...",
value: "0x0"
}

TO-BE

params = {
typeInt: 48,
from: "0x4b53..dbe6",
to: "contractAddress",
input: "0xabcd...",
depositTokenAddress: "0xd077...", // USDT contract address
depositAmount: "100", // Amount of USDT to transfer
value: "0x0" // Kaia Amount
}