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How to create a watchlist of tokens in Phantom Wallet?
To add a custom token in Phantom, paste its verified contract address, select the correct network, enter the symbol and decimals, then confirm—no auto-sync or batch import available.
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Accessing the Token Watchlist Interface
1. Open the Phantom Wallet extension or mobile application and ensure you are logged into your wallet account.
2. Navigate to the Tokens tab located at the bottom of the mobile app or in the sidebar of the browser extension.
3. Tap or click the + Add Token button, which initiates the token discovery and manual addition flow.
4. Select the Custom Token option if the token is not listed in the default search results.
5. Confirm that the network matches your intended blockchain — Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, or another supported chain — before proceeding.
Adding Tokens via Contract Address
1. Paste the correct token contract address into the designated field. On Ethereum-based chains, this is a 42-character hexadecimal string starting with '0x'.
2. Input the token symbol accurately — Phantom uses this label for display and sorting purposes within your watchlist.
3. Enter the correct number of decimals used by the token’s smart contract; entering an incorrect value will misrepresent balance calculations.
4. Verify all fields match official sources such as Etherscan, Solscan, or the project’s verified documentation before confirming.
5. Click Add to save the token to your active list. It appears immediately under the Tokens section.
Organizing and Managing Watchlisted Tokens
1. Tokens added manually appear alongside native and auto-detected tokens in the main view but can be filtered using the search bar.
2. Long-press (mobile) or right-click (desktop) on any token entry to reveal options including Hide, Edit, or Remove.
3. Use the drag-and-drop gesture on mobile or reordering controls on desktop to adjust the visual priority of tokens in your list.
4. Phantom does not support folders or custom categories, so manual positioning serves as the primary organizational method.
5. Hidden tokens remain in your wallet’s local storage and can be restored through the Manage Tokens settings menu.
Syncing Across Devices and Backup Considerations
1. Phantom does not automatically sync watchlists across devices unless you use the same encrypted backup phrase and sign in with the same cloud-synced profile.
2. The watchlist is stored locally per device unless enabled through Phantom’s optional cloud sync feature during onboarding.
3. Exporting or backing up your watchlist separately is not supported — its persistence depends entirely on device-level data retention policies.
4. Uninstalling the app or clearing browser cache without prior sync may result in permanent loss of manually added tokens from that instance.
5. Re-importing requires repeating the full contract address verification process for each token, with no batch import functionality available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I add tokens from unsupported blockchains like Arbitrum Nova or Base using Phantom?A: No. Phantom only permits token additions on networks it officially supports. Attempting to input a contract address from an unsupported chain triggers validation failure or silent rejection.
Q: Why does a newly added token show zero balance even though I hold it?A: Phantom displays balances only after detecting on-chain activity. Ensure the token was sent to your wallet address on the correct network and wait for final confirmation — typically 1–3 blocks depending on chain congestion.
Q: Is there a limit to how many tokens I can watch in Phantom?A: There is no hard-coded cap, but performance degradation may occur beyond 50–60 manually added tokens due to frontend rendering constraints and API call overhead.
Q: Do I need to approve each token individually before trading them in Phantom Swap?A: Yes. Adding a token to your watchlist does not grant spending permission. Each ERC-20 or SPL token requires a separate approval transaction before use in swaps or DeFi protocols.
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