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# Private Tokens on MetaMask

You can transfer and view private tokens on the MetaMask Snap page. Here’s how to enable your private tokens on MetaMask Snap.<br>

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**Locate the contract address**

Hover over the address of the desired private token (e.g., p.WETH) in the portal's Private Tokens list and click the copy icon.<br>

<div align="left" data-with-frame="true"><figure><img src="/files/UIZBFMuelNBgJu7llJjZ" alt="Portal Out"><figcaption><p>Portal Out</p></figcaption></figure></div>
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**Import into COTI Snap**

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To add your private token balances to MetaMask:<br>

* Open the COTI MetaMask wallet page for your network: [dev.metamask.coti.io/wallet](https://dev.metamask.coti.io/wallet) on **COTI Testnet**, or [metamask.coti.io/wallet](https://metamask.coti.io/wallet) on **COTI Mainnet** (same split as in the portal Snap install links).
* Click the menu icon (...) and select **Import Token**.
* Copy the **Contract Address** from the Private Tokens list in the Portal (via the copy icon).
* Paste the copied contract address to sync the token to your local Snap.

<div data-with-frame="true"><figure><img src="/files/B4urtBZE59us2hd1slIf" alt="COTI Snap Metamask"><figcaption><p>COTI Snap Metamask</p></figcaption></figure></div>
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