Import ZXAI Token
Import ZXAI Token
Users may need to manually import ZXAI into their wallet to view their token balance.
This is common for new tokens that are not automatically displayed in wallet apps.
Importing ZXAI only makes the token visible in your wallet. It does not buy, claim, transfer or unlock tokens by itself.
Contract Address
0x2CfF50dc78aAD6DfB195d91be6553F17e2bea7e9
https://etherscan.io/token/0x2cff50dc78aad6dfb195d91be6553f17e2bea7e9
Token Details
Before importing ZXAI, make sure you are using the official token contract address.
Token Name
Zerax AI
Token Symbol
ZXAI
Network
Ethereum Mainnet
Decimals
18
Token Contract
0x2CfF50dc78aAD6DfB195d91be6553F17e2bea7e9
Only use the official ZXAI token contract address. Fake token contracts may look similar and can cause confusion or loss.
Import ZXAI on MetaMask
MetaMask allows users to add custom ERC-20 tokens manually. MetaMask’s official guide explains that users can add a custom token by opening the token section, selecting the custom token option and pasting the token contract address.
MetaMask Mobile
Follow these steps on MetaMask mobile:
Open the MetaMask app.
Make sure your wallet is on Ethereum Mainnet.
Go to the main wallet screen.
Open the Tokens section.
Tap the Import tokens or + button.
Select Custom Token.
Paste the official ZXAI token contract address.
Wait for the token details to load.
Check that the token symbol is ZXAI.
Check that decimals are 18.
Tap Import.
After this, ZXAI should appear in your MetaMask token list.
MetaMask Browser Extension
Follow these steps on the MetaMask browser extension:
Open the MetaMask extension.
Select Ethereum Mainnet.
Scroll down to the asset/token list.
Click Import tokens.
Open the Custom Token tab.
Paste the official ZXAI token contract address.
MetaMask should automatically detect the token symbol and decimals.
Confirm that the symbol is ZXAI.
Confirm that decimals are 18.
Click Next.
Click Import.
If MetaMask does not automatically detect the token details, enter ZXAI as the symbol and 18 as decimals.
Import ZXAI on Trust Wallet
Trust Wallet also supports custom token imports. Trust Wallet’s official instructions explain that users can open the asset management area, tap the plus button, choose the correct network and paste the token contract address.
Trust Wallet Mobile
Follow these steps on Trust Wallet mobile:
Open the Trust Wallet app.
Go to the main wallet screen.
Scroll to the bottom of your asset list.
Tap Manage Crypto.
Tap the + button in the top-right corner.
Choose the correct network: Ethereum.
Paste the official ZXAI token contract address.
Wait for token details to appear.
Check that the token name is Zerax AI.
Check that the token symbol is ZXAI.
Check that decimals are 18.
Tap Add Token or confirm the import.
ZXAI should now appear in your Trust Wallet asset list.
Trust Wallet Browser Extension
Follow these steps on the Trust Wallet browser extension:
Open the Trust Wallet browser extension.
Go to your asset list.
Select Manage Crypto.
Click the + button.
Choose the network: Ethereum.
Paste the official ZXAI token contract address.
Confirm that the token details are correct.
Click Add Token.
If ZXAI Does Not Appear
If ZXAI does not appear after importing:
Make sure you selected Ethereum Mainnet.
Check that the contract address is correct.
Check that the token symbol is ZXAI.
Check that decimals are 18.
Restart or refresh the wallet app.
Make sure you imported the official contract, not a fake token.
If you do not hold ZXAI yet, the token may appear with a zero balance. This does not mean the import failed.
Safety Checklist
Before importing ZXAI:
Use only the official contract address.
Make sure the network is Ethereum Mainnet.
Do not import random token addresses.
Do not trust private messages.
Do not share your seed phrase.
Do not share your private key.
Do not connect your wallet to unknown websites.
Zerax AI will never ask for your seed phrase, private key or recovery phrase.
Summary
To view ZXAI in your wallet, import the official ZXAI token contract on Ethereum Mainnet.
MetaMask and Trust Wallet both support custom token imports.
Always verify the official contract address before importing.
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