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# Adding tokens to the wallet interface

In order for tokens to appear in the wallet interface, they need to be manually added. Tokens that have not been imported will still be received by your wallet, but they won't show up natively.

1. The project's official website will provide you with the contract address. Additionally, you can find popular token contract addresses such as USDC, USDT, wBTC and etc. on <https://arbiscan.io/>&#x20;

*(Fraudsters create fake contracts that you should always be aware of, always verify the address and source of the contract)*

* Once you obtain the token address tap on <mark style="color:yellow;">Import tokens</mark>

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&#x20;2\. Once you paste in the contract address of the token, MetaMask should fill out the remaining details for you. Manually add them if they aren't already there.

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When you are finished, tap <mark style="color:yellow;">Add Custom Token</mark>

3\. The balance of the token you just added will now appear in your wallet


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