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# Tokens & NFTs
See what you own and add tokens the wallet does not know yet.
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### The Tokens tab
Lists your balances, with the network badge on each logo. Sort by **Value** or **A-Z**, **Refresh** to re-read the chain. Built-in tokens are *shown automatically and cannot be removed*.
The Tokens tab on Ethereum.
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### Add a custom token
**Manage tokens → Add token** (or **Add custom token**). Paste the **Token contract address**, tap **Detect token**: the wallet reads its symbol and decimals from the chain. **Save**.
Adding a token by contract address.
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### Manage tokens
Hide tokens you do not want to see, or **Remove token** for ones you added.
The Manage tokens screen.
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### "Add suggested token" from a site
A website can suggest a token (`wallet_watchAsset`). The wallet shows **Type**, **Symbol**, **Token contract** and **Decimals**. Approve only if you expected it: a fake token with a familiar name is a common trick.
A site suggesting a token.
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**NFTs** appear under their own tab with their collection and image. You can send one with **Send NFT** (choose **Quantity** for multi-edition tokens).
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