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# How to add a contact on Coin98 Super Wallet
Adding a contact feature on Coin98 Super Wallet makes sending tokens or NFTs to frequently used addresses easier by allowing you to quickly get the wallet address.
**Step 1:** Click on the OneID icon at the top left corner of the main screen.
**Step 2:** Choose **Contacts** and click on the + icon at the top right corner of the screen
**Step 4**: Fill in the required information:
1. Contact Name
2. Wallet Address
3. Blockchain
**Step 5**: Click **Create**
Back to **Manage Contacts** interface to recheck. You can edit or remove existing contacts by selecting the contact you would like to modify.
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