How to import a custom token including your own

Before you start

1. 1

   Open Manage Tokens and search

   Search token name or symbol…

   From the token list, open Manage Tokens and type the token's name or symbol into the search field. Results resolve as you type. Searching by symbol is faster, but names disambiguate better when a ticker is shared by several projects — and popular tickers usually are.

2. 2

   Import the one you want

   +

   Tap the plus icon on the correct result. A confirmation naming the token appears once it is in. Check the name against the symbol before you commit: recycled tickers are common, and importing the wrong one is the most likely mistake here.

3. 3

   Give it a logo if it has none

   Upload token image

   Tokens with no listed image import with a placeholder. Tap the image slot on the token's row to upload your own — a square PNG on a transparent background matches how the other rows render. A reset control puts the default back if you change your mind.

4. 4

   Set its balance

   Balances

   Switch to the Balances tab, find the newly imported token, and enter the quantity you want to hold. Memecoin quantities are usually large and the unit price small, so this is where a token with eight-figure supply starts to look plausible.

5. 5

   Save and check the row

   Save

   Tap Save and close the screen. The token now appears in the wallet's token list with your logo, your quantity and a fiat value derived from its market price. If it has no market price, the row shows the quantity without a fiat figure — which is exactly how a real wallet displays an unpriced token.

Search returns nothing for my token.

Try the symbol instead of the name, and vice versa. Very new or unlisted tokens may have no metadata to resolve at all — in that case import the closest match and replace its logo, or use a listed token as the base and set your own image.

I imported the wrong token with the right ticker.

Recycled tickers are common. Remove the custom token with the delete control on its row and search again, this time by full project name rather than symbol.

The logo I uploaded looks stretched or has a white box behind it.

Upload a square image — non-square images are fitted to a square slot. The white box is an opaque background in the source file; use a PNG with real transparency rather than a JPEG.

The token shows a quantity but no dollar value.

There is no market price to resolve, which is correct behaviour for an unlisted token and matches what a real wallet shows. If you need a fiat figure on screen, use a token that has a listing.

The custom token disappeared after I reinstalled.

Custom tokens and uploaded images are stored on the device. Reinstalling clears them, so they need importing again — the search and upload take under a minute per token.