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I sent a coin (token) supported by D'CENT, but it doesn't show up.

This article explains how to check if a token with the same name is from a different contract address when a supported coin (token) sent to the D'CENT Wallet does not appear, and how to add a custom token account to view the asset.

If a coin or token you transferred is supported by the D'CENT Wallet but still does not appear in your wallet, it may be due to a different contract address for a token with the same name.

In such cases, you will need to check the contract address and manually add a custom token account.

[Example: VELO Token on the Optimism Network]

The VELO token is officially supported by the D'CENT Wallet.

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However, if the token was sent via the Optimism network and does not show up, you should check the contract address; it may differ from the one D'CENT supports.

[Step 1: Check the Supported Contract Address in D'CENT Wallet]

  • Open the D'CENT app
  • Go to [My Wallet] tab > [VELO Token Account] > Tap [Receive]
  • Check the contract address displayed at the bottom
    Supported VELO contract address in D'CENT Wallet: 0x3c8b65...a11a05
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[Step 2: Check the Contract Address of the Token You Sent]

  • Visit a blockchain explorer such as Optimistic Etherscan
  • Search using the TXID or your wallet address
  • Hover over the token name or click the "To" field in the transaction details
  • Example of a different VELO contract address: 0x9560e827aF36c94D2Ac33a39bCE1Fe78631088Db
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[Step 3: Add a Custom Token Account in the D'CENT App]

  • Open the D'CENT app
  • Go to [My Wallet] tab > Tap [+ Add Account] > Select [Custom]
  • Choose Network: Optimism (OPTIMISM-ERC20)
  • Select a fee account
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  • Enter the contract address you actually sent to:
    0x9560e827aF36c94D2Ac33a39bCE1Fe78631088Db
  • Verify the Symbol and Decimals
  • Tap [Next] and complete the account
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[User Guide]

[Important Note]

Tokens with the same name can have different contract addresses.

Always double-check the contract address on a blockchain explorer before adding the token account.