How to view SESH in your Wallet
Learn how to make SESH show up in your Ethereum wallet.
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Learn how to make SESH show up in your Ethereum wallet.
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When you receive SESH tokens, you may notice they don’t automatically appear in your Ethereum wallet. This is because wallets don’t automatically display all tokens—they only show tokens you’ve specifically added. To view your test SESH tokens, you’ll need to manually import the token by adding its contract address to your wallet.
A contract address is a unique identifier for a token on the Ethereum blockchain. It points to the smart contract governing the token's operations—such as transfers, balances, and other functions. When you import a contract address into your wallet, you’re essentially telling the wallet to look for a specific token on the blockchain and display it in your interface. Without this step, your wallet holds the tokens, but it doesn’t know that it should display them.
Here are links to step-by-step guides to help you add test SESH to the most popular wallets.
You will be prompted to enter the below details: Token Contract Address: 0x10Ea9E5303670331Bdddfa66A4cEA47dae4fcF3b Token Symbol: SESH Token Decimal: 9
You should also make sure you’re on the Arbitrum One network in your wallet before you get started.
Ethereum wallets are designed to prioritize simplicity and security. They only display tokens you explicitly add. This ensures that your interface isn’t cluttered with irrelevant or scam tokens and allows you to control which assets appear in your wallet. Adding a token using its contract address is a standard way to make any Ethereum token visible in your wallet.