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# How to add a custom token account
Custom tokens are token-type cryptocurrencies that are not listed in the support list. Custom token accounts can be added manually by the user for management.
Custom tokens can be added for the following blockchain networks:\
✅ Ethereum (ERC20) \
✅ Klaytn (KCT)\
✅ RSK (RRC20)
## How to add a custom token account
Adding custom tokens is straightforward and easy. Before you can add a custom token, make sure you have already created its respective blockchain account.
For example, if you intend to add an ERC20, you must first have created an Ethereum account in the wallet.
1\) Click on ‘**+Add Custom Token**’
2\) Select the correct Blockchain Network where your custom token was issued.
3\) Enter the smart contract address, Symbol, and Decimals.
4\) Press Next to add the custom token.
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