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# Import custom networks

**Step 1**: On the SubWallet homepage, select the **Settings** tab on the sidebar to get to the settings.

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**Step 2**: In the Settings screen, choose "**Manage networks**".

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**Step 3**: Click on the "**+**" button at the top right corner of the screen to import a new network.

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**Step 4**: Enter the network's provider URL. Once done, SubWallet will automatically detect the network name, token name (symbol), and network type.

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{% hint style="info" %}
If you want to input more information, such as price ID, block explorer, and crowdloan URL, you're free to do so. You can check this article for more details.
{% endhint %}

*In this example, we are importing a network named "**Basecamp**", an EVM network with the token symbol "CAMP".*

{% hint style="info" %}
SubWallet currently supports WSS providers for Substrate networks and HTTP providers for EVM networks, so make sure you're importing a network with this type of provider.
{% endhint %}

Once done, click "**Save**" to successfully import the network.

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**Step 5**: Find and use your network.

Once your network has been imported, you will be redirected to the "**Manage networks**" section. If you perform a search for your newly imported network, it will be found.

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