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  1. Cubewire Wallet
  2. Manage Tokens

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

PracticeDescription
Verify contract addressEnsure the token address is correct for the chainId
Use standard tokens firstPrefer well-known token addresses for mainnets

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}

On this page

  • What are Network Tokens?
  • Common Use Cases
  • Network Configuration
  • Multi-Network Support
  • Best Practices
  • Related Topics
  • API Reference
  1. Cubewire Wallet
  2. Manage Tokens

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

PracticeDescription
Verify contract addressEnsure the token address is correct for the chainId
Use standard tokens firstPrefer well-known token addresses for mainnets

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}

On this page

  • What are Network Tokens?
  • Common Use Cases
  • Network Configuration
  • Multi-Network Support
  • Best Practices
  • Related Topics
  • API Reference