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# Add new token
1. Click on your wallet name at the top left of CoinWallet app then click "Wallet Settings"\
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2. Click on the "Crypto Settings" option\
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3. The left panel of the screen shows all currently supported blockchain network, right panel shows the mainstream crypto currency of each blockchain network. Click on the "+" icon at the top right corner of the screen to add new token\
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4. Click to choose the desired network name and token protocol, then input the contract address (you can copy & paste or click on the QR code icon to scan the QR code of the token address) and click "Verify". Token Symbol and Decimal places will be automatically populated upon successful verification, then click on "Submit" button\
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5. Newly added token will show up in the "Crypto Settings" list. Clicking on any token allows you to change the following:
* Derivation path of the corresponding token wallet
* Decimal places of the token to be displayed
* Corresponding blockchain explorer URL
* Corresponding transaction hash URL
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