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# How to add custom tokens

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We have introduced the "Add Custom Token" feature, allowing users to input new tokens for interaction. Here's how you can do it:

**Step 1:** From the home screen, click on "Add Custom Token."

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**Step 2:** Input the necessary information in the following fields:

* **Contract Address:**
  * Enter the contract address of the token you want to add.
* **Name:**
  * If the token data is available in the system, this field may be auto-filled with the token name. If not, you can manually input the token name.
* **Symbol:**
  * Similar to the name, if the token data is available, the symbol field may be auto-filled. If not, enter the token symbol manually.
* **Decimals:**
  * Enter the number of decimals for this token.
* **Icon URL (optional):**
  * If available, you can provide the URL for the token's icon.

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**Step 3:** **Step 3:** After entering the required information, click the "Add" button.

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Congratulations! The custom token has now been successfully added. You can check your wallet to view the newly added tokens. The system will take you to the home screen where you can see and interact with your tokens.


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