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I created a token on the Substrate chain using a smart contract and I am now trying to add it to my wallet. However, when I enter the contract address into the "Import a token" section of the wallet, I get an error message saying that the contract address is not valid. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong or how to proceed. Additionally, I'm not sure which wallet I can use to test the token in a local environment. Can anyone provide guidance on how to add a Substrate token created with a smart contract to my wallet, and recommend a wallet that I can use for testing in a local environment? Thank you in advance for your help.

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  • ink! smart contract or Solidity smart contract?
    – Alex Bean
    Feb 15 at 9:14
  • @AlexBean ink! smart contract
    – Mr Coder
    Feb 15 at 10:09
  • @Kianoush Which wallet are you referring to?
    – cmichi
    Mar 14 at 12:47

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For this question to be properly answered you would have to provide more details.

AFAIK the only wallet currently supporting tokens based on ink! is SubWallet (https://subwallet.app). They announced support for PSP-22 and PSP-34 here: https://twitter.com/subwalletapp/status/1596140182796787712.

Those are the two token standards:

OpenBrush (https://openbrush.io) provides reference implementations for both standards.

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