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# Universal Scanner
The scanner in OISY lets you scan various types of QR codes, and it will then initiate the correct action for the type of QR code.\
Alternatively, it also allows you to paste a code manually and then also initiate the intended action.
{% hint style="info" icon="fire" %}
The new scanner replaces the individual ones used for OISY PAY, WalletConnect, send transactions, or contact address scanning.
You now have one scanner that does it all: **ONE TO RULE THEM ALL**
{% endhint %}
To star the scanner, just press the new scanner button in the menu bar:
## WalletConnect
This works 100% as before: Open the scanner and scan or paste the connect code.
## OISY Pay
Same here. Simply open the scanner and scan the QR code at the register.\
Read more about [OISY Pay](/using-oisy-wallet/oisy-pay.md)
## Send Flow
The send flow also works as before. The field where you can enter the destination address shows the scanner symbol, which then allows to open the scanner to directly scan the destination address.
## Contacts Addresses
Open a contact, click the plus to add a new address, and press the scanner icon to scan the address instead of typing it in manually.
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