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# How to add a token to  MetaMask

If you don't have a MetaMask wallet yet , you can install it through the official website [metamask.io](https://metamask.io/)

Next, after opening it, you need to add the BSC network (BEP-20) to the wallet. You can read how to do this in the article:

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After you have added the BSC network (BEP-20), open your wallet, scroll down. You will see the "Import tokens" button

![](/files/n7lXw1WlGvjPJmDxgniD)

Next, you will need to add its number in the "Token contract address" field: **0x26734add0650719ea29087fe5cc0aab81b4f237d**

![](/files/myRw2RHDQOPBJMp0SH0U)

After you have inserted the contract address, the token symbol will appear automatically. Click **"Add Custom Token"** and then **"Import Tokens"**, after which the token will appear in your wallet.

![](/files/pOTESlNIpxUbUnO1Zt4u)

Now you can copy the wallet address and specify it as a recipient on the website stemx.me when creating a withdrawal request.

![](/files/oMjlhxo4ZeLlPMHJwvRk)


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