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# How to import tokens
1\. Importing EL, USDT and oUSDT Token
1\) For Ethereum network, you can register tokens by searching for them. After clicking 'Import tokens', search for the desired token in the search tab and register it.
* Ex. Elysia (EL), Tether USD (USDT)
2\) For other cases, after clicking 'Import tokens', refer to the token contract address at the bottom of the 'Custom token' tab and register the corresponding token.
* ELFI(on Ethereum) address: 0x6c619006043eab742355395690c7b42d3411e8c0
* ELFI(on BSC) address: 0x6C619006043EaB742355395690c7b42d3411E8c0
* EL(on Ethereum) address: 0x2781246fe707bB15CeE3e5ea354e2154a2877B16
* USDT (on Ethereum) address: 0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7
* USDT (on BSC) address: 0x55d398326f99059ff775485246999027b3197955
* oUSDT(on Klaytn) address: 0xcee8faf64bb97a73bb51e115aa89c17ffa8dd167
2\. Importing SNT and EQT Tokens (on BSC)
1\) Check if the wallet is connected to Binance Smart Chain. For MetaMask, click the MetaMask icon next to the SNT or EQT token you want to import and follow the procedure.
2\) For other wallets, click the copy icon and paste the copied token contract address to register the token.
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