Tokens

Tokens are ERC-20 assets configured at the network level. Each network can have a list of supported tokens that can be used in transactions and displayed in vault balance views.

What are Network Tokens?

Network tokens define which ERC-20 contracts are available for a given blockchain network:

• List — View all tokens configured for a network
• Add — Register a new token on a network
• Update — Modify token configuration (display name, decimals, etc.)
• Remove — Remove a token from the network's supported list

Common Use Cases

Network Configuration

• Add USDC, USDT, or other stablecoins to a network
• Configure custom or proprietary tokens for private chains
• Manage which tokens appear in transaction and balance UIs

Multi-Network Support

• Different networks may have different token sets (e.g., USDC on Ethereum vs Polygon)
• Add the same token contract to multiple networks if it exists on multiple chains

Best Practices

Related Topics

• Networks — Networks contain tokens
• Assets — Vault-level asset tracking
• Transactions — Use tokens in transfers

API Reference

For complete API documentation including endpoints, request/response examples, and code samples:

• List network tokens — GET /api/v1/networks/{id}/tokens
• Add token to network — POST /api/v1/networks/{id}/tokens
• Update network token — PUT /api/v1/networks/{networkId}/tokens/{tokenId}
• Remove token from network — DELETE /api/v1/networks/{networkId}/tokens/{tokenId}