[OathWallet]

Token pages currently explain receiving requirements but do not carry their exact asset selection into a transfer checklist. The homepage and Features page also retain a few claims from older app versions.

This release adds a shared transfer-preparation tool with the token identifier, network, receiving instructions, fee asset and user checklist. Every catalog detail page opens its exact token/network combination; the homepage links to the USDT/USDC starting view. Selections remain useful without JavaScript, and changing a selection resets the checklist and updates its shareable URL. Query variants are excluded from indexing and point to the existing canonical guide.

Current homepage, Features and discovery metadata now agree with the documented App Store release, Oath 5.0.2 (104). Historical guides and screenshot version labels retain their provenance. Rendering uses the accepted catalog snapshot without a live provider, wallet connection or address/credential input. Catalog presence is explicitly distinguished from issuer approval or individually tested sending.

Validation:

• 145 website tests passed, including every one of the 32,135 catalog identities and generated transfer links, samples across all 38 token networks, malformed selections, synthetic same-network variants, escaping, failure handling, Markdown and canonical behavior.
• Browser checks at 320, 390 and 1440 pixels; keyboard selection/reset, exact token links, no-JavaScript content, homepage and Features rendering.
• Reproducible website build, Worker deployment dry run, six pinned source excerpts and 12 distribution tests passed.
• Public-release validation, unchanged scanner exceptions, Gitleaks and diagnostics coverage passed. Diagnostics host suite: 119 passed, two existing opt-in/process-isolation skips.
• Generic iOS Release compilation succeeded. No simulator or physical device was used.

The existing deployment workflow now verifies the published transfer tool and a selected asset from each token-capable network, in addition to the existing three-host, crawler, sitemap and document checks.