Some assets supported by Exodus are not enabled by default. Here is how you can enable or disable a supported asset in Exodus.
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What does enabling and disabling an asset mean?
Enable:
Enabling an asset allows you to interact with it inside your Exodus wallet. This means you can send, receive, swap, and stake it, if available.
To see the current status of all our supported assets, please check out our status page.
If your asset is not supported, you might be able to add it as a custom token! To find out more, visit: How do I add a custom token?
Disable:
Disabling an asset means you are hiding it from view inside your Exodus wallet. The asset's addresses will still work, but you won't see the asset in your wallet.
How do I enable or disable an asset?
Mobile
How do I enable an asset?
In your crypto wallet, tap on the search icon.
From here, you can search for assets using the search bar.
You can also search for assets by applying a filter and browsing through the available list. Swipe left or right through the filters at the top of the screen, then tap the one you want to apply.
Top Movers: Shows assets sorted by price movement over the last 24 hours.
Main: Shows only the main asset of networks.
Tokens: Shows only assets that run on a blockchain network, but aren't the main asset. To transact them, you'll need to pay transaction fees with the network's main asset.
Network filters: Show only the assets available on a selected network.
More: Access additional filters, including more network options.
Add tokens: Add custom tokens. To learn more, visit: How do I add a custom token?
a) Tap on the plus icon next to the asset to enable it. If you don't see a plus icon, tap on the asset instead.
b) You might see a network badge next to some assets to indicate the network you're enabling them on. If you enable the same asset on multiple networks, Exodus might combine the assets into a single shared wallet. To learn more about combined wallets, visit: How do I choose between networks?
c) For some assets that are available on multiple networks, the wallet might already be combined and appear without a network badge.
Tapping it will open the wallet of that asset.
Before you can receive tokens on the Algorand or XRP network, you need to enable the token for your account. To learn how, visit the Algorand or XRP guide.
When you return to your crypto wallet, the selected asset will be enabled.
How do I disable an asset?
You can disable assets with a very low balance or assets that only have the minimum balance, such as 0.01 SOL or 1 XRP. On Exodus Mobile, you can't disable Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.
In your crypto wallet, you can disable assets when viewing them in your wallet. a) Swipe left on the asset and b) tap the remove icon.
For assets that are enabled on multiple networks, if you want to disable only a single network. Tap an asset to open its wallet.
From here, a) tap Balance by network, then b) swipe left on the network you want to remove, and c) tap the remove icon.
Desktop
Video tutorial: How to enable or disable assets on Desktop
How do I enable an asset from the wallet?
The first way to enable any new asset is to head over to the a) Wallet tab. To enable a new asset, start by b) typing the asset name or ticker symbol in the Search bar. Once you have found the asset wallet you were looking for, c) click on the asset.
For Algorand tokens, your wallet has to perform an opt-in transaction before you can receive the token. To see how to opt in Algorand tokens, visit: How do I opt in and enable Algorand tokens on Desktop?
If you want to enable an asset that uses multiple networks, jump to: Enable an asset from settings.
How do I enable an asset from the settings?
In Exodus Desktop, you can also enable assets from Settings. a) Click on the Settings icon, then b) click the Assets tab.
To view all supported assets, a) click the All Assets tab. To search for a specific asset, b) type the name or ticker in the search bar. To filter assets by network, c) click on a network tab to view all assets supported on the selected network.
To enable an asset, click the checkbox beside the asset's logo.
Before you can receive an Algorand token, you have to opt in and enable it. To see how, visit: How do I opt in and enable Algorand tokens on Desktop?
For tokens that use multiple networks, to enable another network for that token, a) click the dropdown menu and b) click the checkbox next to the network you want to enable.
To learn more about assets that use multiple networks, visit: How can I tell which network my token uses?
How do I disable an asset?
You can disable assets with a very low balance or assets that only have the minimum balance, such as 0.01 SOL or 1 XRP. On Exodus Desktop you can't disable Bitcoin or Ethereum.
To disable an asset on Exodus Desktop, click on the a) Settings icon, then click the b) Assets tab.
Next, scroll down the list of assets to find the asset you want to disable. You can filter the assets by using the a) Search bar or filter assets by network using the b) Network tabs.
To disable an asset, click the checkbox beside the asset logo.
For tokens that use multiple networks, to disable a network for that token, a) click the dropdown menu and b) click the checkbox next to the network you wish to disable.
To learn more about assets that use multiple networks, visit: How can I tell which network my token uses?
Web3 Wallet
On Exodus Web3 Wallet you can enable and disable assets on all supported networks. To see the networks supported by the Web3 Wallet, visit: Which networks and tokens does Exodus Web3 Wallet support?
In Exodus Web3 Wallet, to enable or disable an asset, a) click the Profile icon, then b) click Assets.
Here you can manage which assets are enabled in your wallet. You can a) use the search bar to search for tokens. To enable an asset, b) click the asset you want to enable, and you will see a checkmark indicating that you have enabled the asset.
Before you can receive an Algorand token, you have to opt in and enable it. To see how, visit: How do I opt in and enable Algorand tokens on the Web3 Wallet?
If you want to disable an asset, you can click the asset again. When an asset is disabled, the checkmark will disappear.
Only assets with a dust balance (less than $10 USD) can be disabled. One asset must remain enabled in the wallet.
For tokens that use multiple networks, to enable another network for that token, a) click the dropdown menu and b) click the checkbox next to the network you want to enable.
To learn more about assets that use multiple networks, visit: How can I tell which network my token uses?
