Understand verified and manually added tokens
Learn why automatic discovery can omit a token and what changes when you choose to track it.
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Where to find it
Wallet → Assets, or Wallet → Search → token address
How to do it
- First confirm the active wallet and the network on which you expect the token.
- If the token is absent, check its full contract, mint or asset reference using information you trust independently.
- For supported EVM networks, TRON or Solana, select Wallet then Search and paste the exact token address.
- Review every matching result’s network and token identity. Add only the intended token, then finish with the checkmark.
- Return to the asset and review any available quantity, quote and activity. Refresh if a recent transfer has not appeared.
Automatic token discovery uses available verification lists. A new or obscure legitimate token can be missing from a list, so “unverified” does not by itself mean “scam.”
Manually adding a supported token records your choice to track it. It does not verify its issuer, grant spending permission, buy the token, or guarantee a price and complete history.
History still hides identified phishing metadata, blocked tokens and protected zero-value transfers even when a token is tracked. An explorer may therefore show more raw activity than Oath.