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# Manage Tokens
1\. Click on **Manage Tokens**.
2\. If the token that you're looking for is already on the list, click on the toggle button to show or hide the token from the **Wallet** menu. If you can't find the token, click on the + button to enter the **Add Custom Token** page.
3\. Click on **Select a GRC-20 Token**. A dropdown will appear where you can search for a GRC-20 by using a name, a symbol, or a path as a keyword. Once you find the token of your choice, click on it. This will select the token and automatically fill out the info section on the page.
4\. Click on **Add** to add the token to your custom token list.
5\. Your token will appear on the list on the token management page.
6\. Return to your wallet to view your newly added token.
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