If the token isn't visible automatically, the process of adding a custom token needs to be done on MEW web. In most cases, all ERC20 tokens in your wallet should automatically appear in the app. However, if you access your wallet and you don't see the expected token, you can add it as a custom token in order to interact with it. Most tokens will show in your wallet automatically. MEW is a client-side interface that allows our users to interact with any ERC20 tokens directly, both on MEW web and MEW wallet app. > Restore/ Import your wallet on MEW wallet using Recovery phrase
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#Custom tokens update#
This update is expected in the fourth quarter of 2021.Don't have a wallet? Go ahead and check out the following guides for help getting started: While the Polygon network supports ERC1155, Metamask does not yet support the standard. Note that the ERC721-TESTV4 token is an example ERC721 token contract.Īdding a test ERC1155 token to your Metamask account You then click on Custom Token tab and copy-paste the address below in the Token Address field. To display ERC721-TESTV4 tokens on your account on the Mumbai Network, you can click on the Add Tokens option in Metamask. On Metamask, this will be shown as Private Network or whatever you have named it when adding the custom rpc eg. Switch the network on Metamask to point to the Polygon testnet. The ERC721-TESTV4 token should now be displayed on your account on Metamask.Īdding the ERC721-TESTV4 token (ERC721) to your Metamask account on the Mumbai Network The token symbol is ERC721-Testv4 and token of precision is 18. Note that the ERC721-TESTV4 token is an example ERC721 token contract.
To display ERC721-TESTV4 tokens on your account on the Görli Network, you can click on the Add Tokens option in Metamask. You will be navigated back to the home screen and the new token will be displayed in the token list.Īdding the ERC721-TESTV4 token (ERC721) to your Metamask account on the Görli Network Paste the token address in the form, and configure the token name as TST.Īnd then click on Add Tokens. You will see a field to add the Token Address. You will see a screen to either search from a list of already available tokens or add a custom token. You can open Metamask and then click on the option for Add Token. A detailed, screen-by-screen guide to add custom tokens is shown here: Note that this token contract address is different from that of Goerli - since this is the TST token on the Polygon Network. The corresponding TST token address on Polygon testnet is 0x2d7882beDcbfDDce29Ba99965dd3cdF7fcB10A1e.
You will also need to configure the TST tokens to Polygon’s Testnet for visualization if you are following the introductory Matic.js tutorial. The TEST token should now be displayed on your account on Metamask. Click on Save and then click on Add Tokens. Note that the TEST token is an example ERC20 token contract that is used throughout Polygon developer docs for illustration purposes. To display TEST tokens on your account on the Görli Network, you can click on the Add Tokens option in Metamask. You can use this process to add any custom ERC20 tokens to any network on Metamask.Īdding the TEST token (ERC20) to your Metamask account on the Görli Network Specifically, we have demonstrated adding the example TEST ERC20 and ERC721 tokens to the Görli testnet as well as the Polygon testnet, Mumbai. This page demonstrates the process of configuring/adding custom tokens to Metamask.
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