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# How to add a Custom Token on Coin98 Super Wallet
### What is a Custom Token on Coin98 Super Wallet?
A Custom Token is a token you add manually when it does not appear automatically in Coin98 Super Wallet, because it is not officially supported yet. After you enter the correct blockchain and contract address, Coin98 Super Wallet can usually fill in the remaining token details automatically.
If a token is not supported on Coin98 Super Wallet yet, make it available for display by adding the token manually with its contract address, decimals, symbol, and name. Note that you can only add the token on the supported blockchains on Coin98.
### How to add a Custom Token on Coin98 Super Wallet?
**Step 1:** Click the Avatar/Username on the top left side of the main screen top open side bar.
**Step 2:** Choose **"My Wallet"** to open **All Wallets** screen
**Step 3:** Click on the "..." icon on the top right side and choose **Custom Tokens**
**Step 4:** Click on the Add icon **"+"** at the top right;
**Step 5:** Select the Blockchain and enter the Contract Address of the token correctly. The remaining parameters will be updated automatically in the Overview section.
**Step 6:** Recheck the following parameters in the Overview section and select **Create**
1. Symbol
2. Name
3. Decimals
4. Anomaly Report
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**Step 7:** Back to the main screen of the Wallet tab to check the token balance.
### Why might a token not show up automatically in Coin98 Super Wallet?
Some tokens are not included in the default token list yet. In that case, Coin98 Super Wallet may not display them automatically, and you need to add them manually with the Custom Tokens feature.
### Frequently asked questions
#### What is the difference between a custom token and a supported token?
A supported token already appears in Coin98 Super Wallet’s token list, while a custom token must be added manually using its blockchain and contract address.
#### Do I need the contract address to add a Custom Token?
Yes. The contract address is required because it identifies the exact token on the correct blockchain.
#### Will Coin98 Super Wallet fill in the token details automatically?
Yes. After you enter the correct blockchain and contract address, Coin98 Super Wallet can automatically update the remaining token information in the Overview section.
#### Why is my token balance not visible after I add it?
If the token balance does not appear, check that you selected the correct blockchain, entered the correct contract address, and created the token successfully in Coin98 Super Wallet.
If all is correct, contact the Coin98 Support Team for further investigation.
#### Can I add any token I want?
You can manually add tokens that exist on a supported blockchain and have a valid contract address. Always verify the token details before creating it.
### Related
* [Why are balances not loading or showing in Coin98 Super Wallet?](/products/coin98-super-wallet/mobile/asset-management/faqs/balances-not-loading-or-showing-on-my-wallet.md)
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