Yuga Labs blockchain vice president Quit said on Sept. 26 that holders of NFT collections using the ERC 721C or ERC 1155C standards may be temporarily unable to claim assets through the project’s NFT claims website. According to the post, users can work around the restriction by enabling "7702 delegate OTC" in transfer validator settings, or by adding a designated Ethereum address and ApeChain address to the 7702 delegated address whitelist. The update applies to users trying to access the claims portal tied to the Payment Processor exploit case. Yuga Labs had previously said the claims website for assets affected by the NFT theft incident caused by the Payment Processor vulnerability had officially gone live. Users whose NFTs were successfully secured by Yuga Labs can now submit claims, though they must first revoke approvals granted to Payment Processor.
Yuga Labs blockchain vice president Quit said on Sept. 26 that holders of NFT collections built on the ERC 721C or ERC 1155C standards may be temporarily unable to claim assets through the NFT claims website.
Quit said users can remove the restriction by enabling "7702 delegate OTC" in transfer validator settings, or by adding a designated Ethereum address and ApeChain address to the 7702 delegated address whitelist.
Yuga Labs had previously said the claims website tied to the NFT theft incident caused by the Payment Processor vulnerability had officially launched. Affected users whose NFTs were successfully secured by the company can now make claims, but they must first revoke approvals granted to Payment Processor.
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