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# How to manage blockchains on Coin98 Telegram Wallet

Coin98 Telegram Wallet includes a feature that allows users to select their active Blockchains with a single tap on their device. Manage Blockchains is one of the features that maximizes the app interface, improving the user experience and the app's performance.

You can activate your favorite blockchains from among the many supported by Coin98, as well as disable some of them. All of your multichain wallets will then be updated automatically based on your settings.

Let’s explore this feature with Coin98 Telegram Wallet:

**Step 1:** Open the Coin98 Telegram Wallet.

**Step 2**: Click on the **Services** icon at the bottom right corner of the main screen.

**Step 3:** Choose **Manage Blockchains**.

**Step 4:** Choose the blockchains you often use (such as BNB Smart Chain) by toggling on the icon next to the chains. You can also click **Activate All/Deactivate All** if you prefer to activate or deactivate all blockchains at once.

You can always use this feature to modify which blockchains you use the most to optimize your asset management on various chains.

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You can search for the chain you want by clicking on the search icon at the top right corner.


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