# How to add a Custom Token on Coin98 Extension

### How to add new tokens on Coin98 Extension

The "Custom Token" feature allows users to add and interact with tokens which are not yet officially supported on Coin98 Extension.

**Step 1:** Click the **Services** icon at the bottom of  the main screen;

**Step 2:** Scroll down and select **Custom Tokens**

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**Step 4:** Click on the Add icon **"+"** at the top right;

> You only need to select the Blockchain and enter the Contract Address of the token correctly. The remaining parameters will be updated automatically in the Overview section.

**Step 5:** Recheck the following parameters in the Overview section:

1. Symbol
2. Name
3. Decimals

**Step 6:** Select **Create**

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Back to the main screen of the Wallet tab to check the token balance.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Token prices on Coin98's wallet are updated via the CoinGecko API for reference. Custom tokens show their quantity but not their price or value. This won't affect sending or swapping, as the actual price depends on the exchange you use (decentralized or centralized)
{% endhint %}


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