Add WXDN to your wallet
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This guide shows how to make WXDN visible in your wallet on each supported chain. Adding a token does not move any funds — it only tells your wallet to display the balance.
⚠️ Only use the contract addresses from [Supported Chains & Contract Addresses]. Never trust addresses from chat groups, DMs, or search results.
In MetaMask, open the network selector. Recent MetaMask versions include all of these networks built in — just enable them. If you need to add one manually, use chainlist.org or these chain IDs:
BNB Smart Chain
56
BNB
Base
8453
ETH
Polygon
137
POL
Arbitrum One
42161
ETH
Ethereum
1
ETH
With the right network selected, choose Import tokens (Tokens tab → Import tokens).
Paste the WXDN contract address for that chain:
BSC: 0xbea2576f400b070c7cdf11d1cbb49de0c84e3bcf
Base / Polygon / Arbitrum / Ethereum: 0x75B999F3Df6100A47De7581626c022CBe173a548
Symbol (WXDN) and decimals (18) fill in automatically. Confirm with Import.
Your WXDN balance for that chain now shows in the wallet. Repeat per network — the token must be imported on each chain separately.
💡 Your MetaMask address is the same on every EVM chain, but your WXDN balances are separate per chain. WXDN on Base cannot be sent over the Ethereum network, and so on. To move WXDN between chains, use the DigitalNote Bridge.
Solana wallets display SPL tokens automatically once you hold them — no import step is needed. To confirm a token is genuine WXDN, check that its mint address is:
67uww5rWac4Du7n6oVEjoAEvJwC6RUdeWkBHE1UrYKEs
(WXDN on Solana uses 9 decimals; this is normal for SPL tokens and does not affect your redemption value.)
The DigitalNote mobile wallet supports WXDN on BSC only. WXDN on Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Ethereum or Solana will not appear in the mobile wallet — keep those balances in MetaMask/Phantom or bridge them.
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