If the token you search for is not among the most popular tokens, the search bar may not return the token you queried. Once added, you can Hide the token from your token list as well by clicking the three dots icon in the top right corner, and proceeding to Hide (token name). The token you have just added will be listed. You will be then redirected to your account page. (As soon as you select a token, the button's border will be highlighted in blue) Select token of interest, and click Next to proceed.For example, if I would like to look for Chainlink (Symbol: LINK), I just type in "LI” in the bar, and the search bar will return all the suggestions. Type in words contained in the token you would like to search.This will bring you to a search bar, where you can find popular (standard) tokens easily. On your account page, scroll down to find the Add Token button. If your token is not listed automatically, you may add the tokens manually. Your tokens should be listed under this tab. To see your tokens, click on the Assets tab.
Go back to your asset list, and refresh if necessary-and hopefully, any tokens you weren't seeing before are there now.
Under 'Use Token Detection', toggle the switch to 'On'. First, click on the identicon in the upper right-hand corner, navigate to 'Settings', and then 'Experimental': The second method of adding tokens to your wallet-if you'd rather not use the automatic service, or if you're holding a less common token that hasn't made it onto community lists yet-is manually adding the token.Īutomatic token detection needs to be enabled by the user. Realise there aren’t always adequate safeguards in place for the information you’re seeing around the web to be worth trusting. Keep informed about ways that scammers are trying to steal your funds.When your transaction fails, and the block explorer will display an error written by the scammer directing you to a website, this is likely a phishing site, so DO NOT click this link.Always second-guess an airdropped or unfamiliar token and do your due diligence before interacting with it.Don’t interact with or connect your wallet to any website that you’re not familiar with, you haven’t researched and have no reason to believe to be trustworthy.If you choose this option, keep in mind that you should always exercise caution surrounding unfamiliar tokens: This will use lists of tokens aggregated from various community token lists MetaMask doesn't keep a proprietary list of 'accepted' or 'valid' tokens. There are two different ways to add unlisted tokens to your MetaMask wallet:įirst of all, you can enable an advanced feature which automatically detects tokens held by your address, and add them to your wallet. However, with the proliferation of tokens on the Ethereum network, MetaMask doesn't keep an authoritative list-but it does allow you to add any ERC-20 compliant token you hold. Normally, MetaMask displays ERC-20 standard tokens (or standard tokens) you own on your account page.
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