Add tokens via smart contract

Issues addressed

  • By default, elven can parse transactions for approximately 3000 tokens listed in its supported tokens list. these tokens are mostly high-liquidity tokens and the list is constantly updated.

  • If users wish to import transactions for tokens not in elven's default supported list, they can manually add these tokens using this function. once added, elven can synchronize transactions for these tokens, and they can be used in the bookkeeping process.

Steps to follow

Log in to the Elven system, navigate to the relevant project and entity, and use the left navigation to enter the valuation module.

In the module navigation, select assets to view the list of assets associated with the entity.

To add a new asset to the list, click the “Add New” button at the top of the list. in the pop-up window, you can perform a search to see if the token you want to add is already among the 3000 tokens supported by Elven.

For example, if you input sol, you will see that Solana (sol) is already included in the drop-down menu. in this case, you don’t need to add it via the smart contract address; just click on it to add the Solana token. (this step is not necessary for tokens in elven’s default supported list; as long as your wallet has transactions related to the token, it will automatically appear in the asset list)

For tokens not supported by Elven, you can add the token via a contract address. in the add asset window, click the last item in the drop-down menu, “Add via contract address.”

In the next window, complete the token’s basic information, including:

  • Asset name

  • Token Symbol/Code

  • Token Icon

  • Contract information (you can add multiple contract addresses for a token; each contract address includes the chain, contract address, and precision)

After filling out this information, click the add button to complete the token addition process. if your wallet has transactions involving the token, these transactions will be synchronized with the Elven system.

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