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Import tokens to your community
jorge-campo
jorge-campo
and
Fabiomorais87
on Nov 15, 2024

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Owner
TokenMaster

In Status Communities, Owners and TokenMasters can mint new tokens and use them to set token-based communities and channels or delegate permissions to other members.

In addition to minting new tokens, Owners and TokenMasters can import existing ERC-20 tokens to their community. Importing is useful if you want to use one of the tokens in token lists such as Uniswap instead of your own minted token.

info
Token lists are directories of verified crypto tokens that platforms like Uniswap or CoinGecko keep. These lists include token names, symbols and contract addresses to help users interact with tokens securely.

  • You import a new token to your community when you set up a new community or channel permission.
  • The tokens you import appear in your personal settings under the navigation sidebar
    Settings
     >
    Wallet
     >
    Manage tokens
     option.
  • Owners and TokenMasters can import assets (virtual currencies, such as DAI or UNI) to their community. Currently, it is not possible to import existing collectibles (NFTs).
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Adding your own list of tokens is not supported yet. You can only add tokens to your community by minting them or importing them from the Uniswap or Status token lists.

  1. 1
    From the navigation sidebar, click your community.
  2. 2
    On top of the channel sidebar, click your community logo and then click
    Permissions
    .
  3. 3
    Click
    Add new permission
     to start from scratch or click
    Duplicate
     to start from an existing permission.
  4. 4
    For the
    Who holds
     variable, click
    Add
     next to the variable and choose the asset you want to import. The list includes your community assets (if you have minted any) and all other available assets.
  5. 5
    Enter the amount of assets you want to use in your permission and click
    Add
    .
  6. 6
    Configure the rest of the permission options using the
    Is allowed to
     and
    In
     variables.
tip
Check out Set up your community permissions or Set up channel permissions for a step-by-step guide on how to configure permissions.
Updated by
jorge-campo
jorge-campoon Nov 15, 2024
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