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# Import & manage customized tokens
### Import customized tokens
**Step 1**: Open the SubWallet homepage and scroll down all the way to the end. You will see the "**Manage token list**" button. Click on it to get to the token list.
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You can also use [this instruction](https://app.gitbook.com/o/CyPU0v2iA12ILmupTKub/s/-Lh39Kwxa1xxZM9WX_Bs/~/changes/736/web-dashboard-user-guide/asset-and-address-management/customize-your-assets/enable-disable-tokens#enable-disable-tokens-from-settings) to get to the token list.
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**Step 2**: In the Manage tokens screen, click the "**+**" icon at the top right of your screen to start adding the token.
**Step 4**: Enter the required information.
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**Quick tip**: When adding custom tokens to your wallet, make sure to double-check that the contract address is the official one. It's always a good idea to verify to keep your assets safe.
Scammers sometimes try to trick people by impersonating a customized token with a fake contract address. They do this in hopes of stealing your funds, so always stay vigilant and double-check before making any transactions!
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Here is the completed input screen for importing a token. Once done, click "**Import token**".
**Step 5**: You can find the token in the search bar after successfully importing it.
### Manage customized tokens
**Step 1**: Open the SubWallet homepage and scroll down all the way to the end. You will see the "**Manage token list**" button. Click on it to get to the token list.
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You can also use [this instruction](https://app.gitbook.com/o/CyPU0v2iA12ILmupTKub/s/-Lh39Kwxa1xxZM9WX_Bs/~/changes/736/web-dashboard-user-guide/asset-and-address-management/customize-your-assets/enable-disable-tokens#enable-disable-tokens-from-settings) to get to the token list.
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**Step 2**: In the token list, search for your customized token. Once found, click the icon on the right-hand side of the token.
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You can also click on the icon in the search bar, then select "**Custom tokens**" to filter the customized tokens from the initial list.
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At this point, you can either edit the token's information or remove it. Choose the appropriate tab to suit your needs.
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Once a token is imported onto SubWallet, you can only edit the token's price information.
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SubWallet uses **Coingecko API** to retrieve token prices accurately. This API provides the most comprehensive and reliable crypto market data using RESTful JSON endpoints.
You can read more information about Coingecko API via [this article](https://docs.coingecko.com/reference/introduction).
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**Step 3**: In the Token details screen, scroll down to see the "**Price ID**" field.
Paste the API ID of your tokens (taken from Coingecko) and click "**Save**".
**Step 4**: Once done, return to the homepage and scroll down the list to see your customized token and its price.
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**Step 3**: Go back to the Manage tokens screen and re-find your token. Disable the toggle on the right-hand side of the token. You will need to do this first in order to remove the token.
**Step 4**: Select the icon at the top right corner of your screen.
**Step 5**: A pop-up screen will appear. Choose "**Remove**" to confirm the removal.
You've successfully removed the token! It won't be found in the token list anymore.
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